Article: Whip up a batch of basic scrambled eggs. Get fancy with it and add cheese if you like. Season them with whatever herbs and spices intrigue you. Just wait until the very end of cooking them before adding the moringa. Once the eggs are almost done, stir in as many leaves as you like and give them just enough time to wilt before serving. If you've already boiled your leaves, just give them enough time to warm back up if they've cooled off. If you're an egg lover but feel a little bored with the scrambled variety, never fear! Moringa works just as well in your favorite omelette. Like the scrambled eggs, though, hold off on adding the leaves for as long as possible. Wait until it's time to fold the omelette if you want them inside, or save them for garnish instead. You've probably caught on to the theme here. Just make any old chili that appeals to you. Then just wait until the last couple minutes of cooking and toss in however many leaves you want. Once they've wilted and warmed up, have at it! This is a no-brainer: just add as many leaves as you like to your other pizza toppings before putting the pie in the oven. Just be sure to use a generous amount of sauce, and never place leaves over dry crust. You want to keep them keep them hydrated so you don't end up with any nasty burnt leaves.
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Stir them into scrambled eggs. Make an omelette instead. Toss leaves into your favorite chili. Top pizzas with leaves.
Article: Most experts suggest only filling it about halfway full sure, it means more work on your part, but then it's less likely the nectar will get a chance to mold. However, if you have so many hummingbirds you can barely keep up, go ahead and fill it all the way up. Take a clean, empty 2-liter bottle to hold the rest of the nectar and keep it in the refrigerator. It will keep for around a week as long as you keep it in a cold, dry location. Do this more often if you notice mold growth or fermentation. Generally speaking, nectar deterioration will be controlled by the outside temperature. Here's a brief rundown of how it works: Temperature: 71-75F (23-25C); change every 6 days Temperature: 76-80F (25-27C); change every 5 days Temperature: 81-84F (27-29C); change every 4 days Temperature: 85-88F (29-31C); change every 3 days Temperature: 89-92F (31-33C); change every 2 days Temperature: 93F+ (33C+); change daily Do this every time before you add new hummingbird nectar to the feeder. Old nectar will mold, resulting in white strings and sometimes even black, moldy spots, so be sure to get rid of the mold regularly. Sometimes you can get away with only washing it with hot water, if you take it apart and are diligent. However, only do this if no mold whatsoever is present. Most feeders come apart easily just for this reason. If you do use vinegar, make sure the vinegar odor is gone before you replace the nectar. Flush any vinegar residue with a hot water rinse.
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Fill your hummingbird feeder and keep the rest in storage. Change the hummingbird nectar every few days. Clean the hummingbird feeder using a vinegar and hot water.
Article: If you're replacing an old floor with a new one, your first task will be to get rid of the outdated flooring material. Use a pry bar to pull up hardwood floors one section at a time, or unfasten carpet or laminate and roll it up from one end. This will expose the subfloor underneath, which is where most leveling problems lie. You can leave linoleum or sheet vinyl in place if it's difficult to remove or if removal would damage the sub-floor. Apply bonding agent and floor leveling compound on top of the existing floor. Stripping tile can be a messy, laborious, time-consuming job. Unless you're an experienced contractor, it may be best to leave tile removal to the professionals. To remove carpet, cut it into smaller pieces using a razor knife. Then, pull it up. If you're installing a new floor, skip to checking the level and making a note of where the foundation should be worn down or built up. Set down a 6ft (1.8m) level every few feet from one end of the room to the other. This will give you an idea of how much work you've got cut out for you, and where it's needed most. A good general rule of thumb is that the foundation shouldn't slope more than 316 inch (0.48cm) every 10 feet (3m). If the area is very large, use a long, straight 2in 4in (5.1cm 10.2cm) board and set your level on top of it. If the floor is uneven, lift up the board until it is level so you'll know how much flooring compound you'll need to even it out. Floors are rarely perfectly level. It's okay if the angle is off by a fraction of an inch in either direction. Keep in mind that "flat" isn't the same thing as "level." Minor defects may not be noticeable to the eye, but they will be to your level. More often than not, sagging or slanted flooring materials are responsible for off-level floors. Occasionally, however, there will be humps that cause the foundation to rise above a specified height. These can be dealt with by sanding down wooden subfloors with an electric sander, or by grinding them with a motorized angle grinder. Sanding and grinding produces a lot of dust. Be sure to wear eye protection and a facemask or ventilator while wearing down uneven subflooring. Once the subflooring is exposed and free of high spots, prepare it for the new flooring by removing any remaining dust and debris. Vacuum the entire room, especially around the corners where dust particles tend to collect. Mop concrete subfloors with diluted muriatic acid to clear away traces of oil, wax, or adhesive that may be clinging to the surface. Fill cracks in concrete subfloor and make sure the filled areas are level before cleaning the subfloor. A thorough cleaning is also necessary to get the subflooring ready to accept the liquid bonding agent. Starting with the edges of the room along the molding, spread on a thin coat with a wide, soft-bristled paintbrush. Work your way about a foot out from each wall, then use a roller or mop to apply the bonding agent to the larger area in the center. The bonding agent will create a chemical connection with the leveling compound to help it set up more securely and last longer. Wear gloves, waders, and old clothing when working with liquid bonding agents and leveling compound. Once these materials get on something, they can be nearly impossible to get off.
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Remove the existing flooring. Check the level of the subflooring. Sand down high spots. Clean and repair old subflooring. Cover the subflooring with a bonding agent.