Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Reveal the code on the back of the card. Open your computer's web browser. Visit . Sign in if you aren't already. Enter the code into the Steam Wallet Code field. Enter your address if prompted. Review and confirm that amount that will be added to your wallet. Check for your new funds. Use your Steam Wallet when checking out.

Answer: If you received a Steam Wallet card, the code will be hidden on the back behind a scratch-off layer. Use a coin or other scratcher to reveal the entire code. You can use the Steam website to redeem your wallet cards. The process is the same for the desktop and the mobile website. steampowered.com/wallet in your browser. This will take you directly to the site that allows you to add wallet funds. If you haven't signed into the Steam website on your browser recently, you'll be prompted to log in before you can continue. Make sure you sign in with the account that you want to use the code on, as the balance can't be transferred after redeeming. Make sure to enter the code exactly as displayed. If you have never entered a code before or used your Steam wallet to make a purchase, you'll be prompted for your local address so that Steam can convert the currency if necessary. You'll be informed how much will be added to your Steam wallet. Once you confirm, you won't be able to use the code again or transfer the money to another account. If you are entering a code for a currency different than your local currency, Steam will convert it to your currency using the day's exchange rate. You'll be informed of the conversion before it takes place. Funds are typically added immediately, and you'll be able to see your available balance underneath your account name in the upper-right corner. In rare cases, it may take up to two hours for funds to appear. When you're purchasing a game, select your Steam Wallet during checkout to apply your balance to the purchase. If you don't have enough funds in your Steam wallet, you'll need to enter another payment method to cover the remaining balance.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have their partner join them.

Answer: If their partner is selectable, just direct them to join the other Sim; if they're not selectable, click on them and select Ask to Join. If they're using a double bed, click on the Sim and select Cuddle to enable further romantic options. (You can direct them to kiss or make out, but if their relationship is high enough, it's not necessary.)

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Maintain a healthy coop. Start your chicks on a healthy diet geared toward egg-laying early. Switch your chicks to grower feed at the right age.

Answer: The overall status and quality of your coop is going to impact egg production and will impact your hen's feed consumption. Unhealthy coops are breeding grounds for bacteria and disease, will contaminate your food, sicken your chickens, and potentially lower your egg yield. A few simple steps will prevent such problems. Consider: Deep-cleaning the coop every month or so. Scrub out the coop with a scrub brush and spray it down with a bird-safe disinfecting spray, such as diluted white vinegar. Cleaning up any droppings and rotting feed inside the coop once a week. Allowing your chickens to roam free a couple of hours a day. Make sure they are safe from any potential predators, however. Not overcrowding your coop with too many hens. The recommended size is 4 square feet (0.4 sq. m) per hen for birds that are allowed to free-range, and 10 square feet (1 sq. m) per hen for birds that are confined at all times. Chicks should get starter feed until they are 6 to 8 weeks old. Starter feed will give them all of the vitamins and nutrients needed to develop into healthy egg-laying adults. The amount of feed chicks need per day varies depending on breed and age, so consult the back of your feed bag or someone at your local feed store. A sound investment and good care early on will help you get more eggs later. After 6 to 8 weeks old, you should switch your chicks to grower feed. This will help them grow, mature, and develop into the egg layers you want them to be. At 20 weeks, you'll have to switch them to a feed more suited toward egg-producing. Consult the back of your feed bag or an employee at your local feed store for information on how much to feed different types of chicks at different ages.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove the cover from the electrical outlet. Unscrew the outlet from the electrical box. Insert outlet extenders to a sufficient depth for your tile. Reattach the outlet loosely with the spacers in place.

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The cover can be removed by loosening the screws securing it to the outlet. There will either be one screw in the center, or two screws on the top and bottom of the outlet cover. Place the outlet cover and the screws aside. There will be two long mounting screws securing the electrical outlet to the blue electrical box. Remove them so you can insert the outlet extenders. Since the tile adds additional depth from the wall, the original outlet location will be sunken back from the tile surface. You can use either accordion-style or box-style outlet spacers to raise the outlet flush with the tile. The accordion design spacers fold over with 1/8" added for each segment. If the depth of your new tile is 5/8" thick, then you can add five segments to raise the outlet 5/8". An outlet box extender is a rectangular ring that fits over and behind the outlet to add additional space between the original outlet box and the outlet. Regardless of which type of extender you use, the design has a hole, so you can feed the mounting screw through the extender and back into the outlet box. You won't tighten it down until after you place your tile. This will also allow you to test if your current screws are long enough to reattach the outlet with the extender in place. You may have to purchase longer screws.