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How to juice a potato
Cube your potato.
Cut your potato in half. Then, cut each half into two to three small cubes.
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- If you are a great juicer, you can place the cubes in your blender until you get your cut. If your serving size is more than two or three cubes, you can use half or half of your potato.
- If the liquid in a potato is too liquid, use 1/2 cup sugar for each cube. If the liquid in your potato is not too liquid, you can blend it with salt, lemon juice or a squeeze of fresh lime juice.
- There are no precise measurements in terms of the size of cubes, but breaking the potato into smaller pieces can help it juice faster. Place a glass below your juicer.
- Put a thumb over each cube and squeeze the flesh out. The potato will be a bit denser and sweeter than it was in the previous step so it's easier to juice.

answer: There are no precise measurements in terms of the size of cubes, but breaking the potato into smaller pieces can help it juice faster. Place a glass below your juicer.

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How to buy a used fishing boat
Decide what you're looking for in a fishing boat.
Prospective buyers have several things to consider when choosing a boat to purchase :
Size: fishing boats come in a wide variety of sizes, from watercraft you can store in your shed to mammoth vessels that require boathouses. Be sure you select a boat you can store appropriately, and don't overstretch your limits.
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- The dimensions: traditionally, boats are made of polyethylene. Polyethylene is actually a substrate.
- Color: saltwater fishing trips and lakes require more modern-looking boats. Make sure you're serious about fishing.
- Make sure your first choice of boat is in good condition. Boats that are in excellent condition should not be traded.
- A poorly stored watercraft can suffer irreparable damage in harsh weather conditions. Cost: the larger the boat, the bigger the price tag.

answer: A poorly stored watercraft can suffer irreparable damage in harsh weather conditions. Cost: the larger the boat, the bigger the price tag.

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How to kill time on a ship
Inspect a map of the ship and get your bearings.
This will be particularly helpful when you first get on the ship, regardless of its size, and it'll help at least a bit of time go by. Smaller ships should have a map with locations of life vests, fire extinguishers, and other safety protocol available.
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- Listing names and alerting employees will make them feel safer. See the websites for these items for information on what you need to stock up.
- Assess weather conditions as soon as you get on board. Weather will keep trying to' vacuum' the ship.
- Most cruise lines have a large map including a wide variety of restaurants, activities, and events. Take time to look look at the map provided and learn where everything is in relation to your room.
- Bring any personal hygiene items that might be quite useful. You may have to take a shower before getting on the ship.

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Most cruise lines have a large map including a wide variety of restaurants, activities, and events. Take time to look look at the map provided and learn where everything is in relation to your room.