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How to get rid of groundhogs
Do your research.
Before you commit to trapping groundhogs in a live trap and releasing them elsewhere, be sure to check with your state's wildlife agency about relocating trapped wildlife, as laws vary from state to state.
Wear gloves when handling the trap, to keep your scent off it.

OUT: Place it trap directly in front of the burrow entrance. It can be helpful to spray it with a hose and roll it in dirt to help camouflage it.

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How to stop your cat from attacking your dog
Get a cat tree.
A cat tree will provide your cat a safe haven from the attentions of your dog. Cats often attack dogs to get the dog to leave them alone, so providing a spot where your cat can nap in peace is essential for maintaing good pet relations.

OUT: Place the cat tree in an area that is often frequented by both pets so that the cat can choose to climb to its hiding spot instead of attacking the dog. Make sure that the dog can't get to the cat when it's in the cat tree.

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How to produce thick and glossy meringue
Separate the eggs.
Using the freshest eggs possible, carefully separate the whites from the yolks over a clean, dry mixing bowl. Crack the shell, separate the halves, and pour the yolk gently from one shell half to the other as the white drops into the bowl.

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Repeat with as many eggs as your recipe calls for (usually 2 or 3 for a typically pie topping). Reserve the yolks for later use in custard or ice cream.