Before you start, you should unplug the dryer to prevent accidents. The plug is usually located behind the machine. Test it to be sure that you have unplugged it correctly. Using a spatula or an old credit card, scrape any large pieces of crayon that may be left off of the dryer drum. Get an old rag and spray it with WD-40. You should be very sure not to spray the drum itself with the WD-40, just the rag. Use the rag to wipe at the spots covered in crayon. Try not to cover any more area with the WD-40 than you have to. This should allow you to remove all of the crayon without too much difficulty. Switch which part of the rag you wipe with frequently to keep from spreading the crayon any more. Once you've removed all of the crayon, or at least as much as you can, you'll want to mix up a bucket with soapy water and use a sponge or washcloth to clean the WD-40 out of the drum. Pay extra attention to the spots with the WD-40. With the dryer rinsed out, run a load of old towels through a cycle in the dryer to remove any crayon which might still remain.

Summary: Unplug the dryer. Scrape off any large remaining crayon. Spray a rag with WD-40. Wipe down the affected area. Clean the inside with soap and water. Run a cycle with old towels.

Take the measurement of each piece from your design and then cut a corresponding piece of lumber. It may be easiest to number each piece on your design and then put the matching number on the pieces of lumber after you cut them. Work in an organized fashion. You can build the box of the cage first and then attach it to the supports it will sit on afterwords. Start with the box, fastening the pieces of lumber together with screws, so that the finished box is the size you desired. Then build the supports for the box to sit on, making sure that it is tall enough and sturdy enough to keep the box, and bunnies, upright. Remember that you should have an area that has solid sides, so that the rabbits can get away from cold weather and have a cozy place to sleep. Make sure to cut the pieces of mesh so that they cover each opening in the frame you built completely. You should have four side pieces and one floor piece. Once you have cut all the pieces, grab a staple gun and start attaching the wire. Make sure the rabbits can't slip through the gaps in the staples. If you decided to buy a pre-made wire cage, simply slip it into the frame that you built. Make sure that the wire cage is secure and fits correctly. Your solid walls should be made of plywood and can be screwed directly to the framing of the cage on the outside. Your cage will need a few solid walls. The sleeping area of the hutch should have solid walls, so that your bunny can snuggle in and keep warm when the weather is cold. You should also put a solid wall between the main area of the cage and the rabbit's sleeping area. This will ensure that the sleeping area is a completely protected space. You can use plywood for this wall as well but you will need to cut an opening in it that the bunny can easily get through. Cut your plywood to completely cover the top of the cage. Screw the hinges onto the plywood and then onto the frame. Add roofing material to the top of the roof, making sure that the roof will be water tight. You may want to put a security latch on the roof. This will keep the roof from blowing up in a strong wind or predators from opening up the top of the cage and getting your rabbits. You want to make the cage a cozy home for the rabbits, so it needs an abundant amount of bedding and food and water in order to settle in. Toys and other amenities are a plus that will help the rabbit thrive. Once the hutch is all set up you can place the rabbit into its new cage.

Summary: Cut lumber for your frame. Fasten the lumber of the frame together. Cut and attach the wire mesh. Cut and attach wood for solid walls. Build and attach the roof. Add bedding material, toys, and containers for food and water.

Open a web browser of your choice and enter the address for the website you would like to link to in the address bar or search for the website name or article title using a search engine, such as Google. Click the web page when you see it in the search results. The web address is in the address bar at the top of the page. Use the following steps to copy the web address to your clipboard. Click the address in the address bar to highlight it. Right-click the highlighted web address. Click Copy in the menu. This could be an HTML document on your web server or local hard drive. It could also be a bulletin board or blog post that allows HTML. On bulletin boards and blogs, you may need to click the "HTML" button above the field you enter your text to switch to HTML mode. A hyperlink can go at the end of the text or it can be inserted in the middle of a sentence as a reference. This is the first part of your opening tag for hyperlinks in HTML. Type a quotation mark and then right-click and click Paste to paste the web address you copied. The add another quotation mark at the end of the URL. This closes the opening tag of the HTML code. So far, your HTML tag should look something like this:<a href="http://www.example1.net">. This closes the hyperlink HTML tag. The entire hyperlink tag should look something like this:<a href="http://www.example1.net">Click Here</a> To save your HTML document, click File and then click Save. You can preview your HTML documents in a web browser. Enter the address for the HTML document in the address bar of your web browser, or right-click the HTML document, select Open With and select a web browser to open it in.
Summary: Navigate to a web page that you would like to link to. Copy the web address. Navigate to your HTML code. Click where you want your hyperlink to go. Type <a href= on the line. Paste the URL address in quotations (" "). Type > after the last quotation mark. Type </a> after the display text. Save your HTML document.