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How to adjust a sagging door
Find the sagging door's cause.
Inspect the door from inside, or the side from where you can see the hinges. Locate the gaps and where the door is tight.
A: It's common in sagging doors for the hinge side at the bottom to be tighter against the frame. The opposite side, or strike side, is often gapped at the top and tight where the door meets the sill.

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How to make fried noodles
Cut the noodles and place in a bowl.
Take pound (220 g) of wide dried rice noodles, and use a pair of scissors to cut them into 8-inch (20-cm) sections. Cutting them shorter prevents them from being tangled together when they cook.
A: Place the trimmed section in a large bowl. You can use egg noodles or soba noodles in place of the rice noodles if you prefer.

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How to clean a kitchen table
Wipe down the table with a damp washcloth.
Lightly moisten a washcloth and wipe it across the surface of the table. Use a microfiber cloth or an old t-shirt so that the cloth will collect dust and not leave any lint behind.
A: Use an old toothbrush to clean in any cracks of the table. Dirt can fall into hairline cracks within the wood, so find an old toothbrush or buy one to use just for cleaning.

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How to make a soy vanilla latte
Measure and grind the coffee beans.
Each soy vanilla latte starts with a double shot of espresso, which requires 3 tablespoons (20 g) of coffee. Measure 3 heaping tablespoons of beans to get the right amount of grounds.
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Transfer the beans to a grinder and pulse until the beans have been finely ground. Finely ground coffee beans are slightly smaller than table salt.