In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . Many believe that hummingbirds respond quickly and more consistently with homemade nectar. Make enough for each feeder to be full (otherwise the nectar gets old and molds too quickly). Here's how: Combine 1 part sugar with 4 parts water Boil 1-2 minutes Cool and store the liquid in a resealable container in the refrigerator Do not use red food coloring, honey, or sugar sweetener. All of these are bad for hummingbirds. To really attract hummingbirds to a feeder and to keep competition at a minimum, get multiple feeders, all of which should have red on them (their favorite color). Not enough red? Tie a ribbon on them to make spotting them even easier. As for "when it gets warm," that all depends on your location. Some locations get warm in January, some in May. Whenever that is for you, make sure to hang them up at the very beginning of the season (5-10 days before you expect them) so your hummingbirds stay a while! Don't take your feeders down at the end of the season! Even when your hummingbirds leave for the winter, you may get new hummingbirds that are en route somewhere that could use your feeders as a convenient pit-stop. Your feeders should be spaced far apart and around corners where one male hummingbird can't guard them all male hummingbirds are very territorial. This will increase hummingbird numbers by giving other males, females, and juveniles a chance to feed without being chased away by a dominate male. Nestle one or two in your garden, hang one up in a tree, and even consider putting one or two in your front yard, where it's a sure thing they won't be seen around back! Try to pick areas that are in the shade, at least most of the day. This will deter mold growth, which hummingbirds are not fond of. Some people prefer to hang all their feeders together. This one no bird can be dominant, unable to fight off the wards of other birds. Most of the feeders have them built in, but if yours doesn't, you can buy one separately. You can also rub a little petroleum jelly on the edges to keep them away from the nectar, but this does require cleaning every couple of days. Bees are a little harder to get rid of. A bee-proof feeder is your best shot, but even that won't work 100% of the time. If you see nectar on the ridges of your feeder (as dripped by the birds), wipe it up to reduce temptation to the bees. Even if all the nectar isn't gone, change the nectar. If you don't, it'll likely mold this happens even more quickly in hotter climates. This is largely why you should only fill your feeders 1/2 full. With each changing of the nectar, rinse out the feeder with hot water; don't use dish soap. If there's mold (you'll see black spots), scrub it off or use sand and shake it until the mold comes loose. Hummingbirds prefer clean feeders, and actually will abandon a feeder that is neglected. To keep your hummingbirds happy, keep your feeders clean.
Summary: Make your own nectar Hang multiple red hummingbird feeders when it gets warm. Choose different spots to keep the birds from fighting. Buy an ant guard if necessary. Change the nectar every 3-4 days.

This task will vary from car to car, but typically you will have to remove some screws around the middle of the panel (such as inside the door pull) and then use a prying tool around the outside to pop out the clips on the perimeter. Sometimes you may have to remove things such as weather-stripping or door moldings as well. Attach the probes of your multi-meter to the motor's plug and toggle the switch up and down. Make note of the voltage in both directions. Your owner's manual should list the specific voltage required. There should be no slow spots or blockages. If you the motor is getting the proper voltage but not functioning properly, you likely need to replace it. Start by unplugging the wiring connectors from the motor. If your motor is functioning properly but the window is not responding, you may need to replace your regulator. The regulator is the lift assembly that moves your window up and down. You will have to move the window up or down to align these bolts with a hole in the door interior. Using an extension on a ratchet, you will put a socket (usually 8 or 10 mm) through the hole and loosen the two bolts. Use your hands to push the window up, and then either fasten it with tape or pull it out of the door altogether. You will have to press down on the clip that holds the wiring harness into place and pull the harness out. These can be hard to press and sometimes it is best if you can get a screwdriver on it to press it in. Any bolts holding the harness and motor will have to be removed. These can often be difficult to bolts to remove. You may need to use a ratchet with a long extension to provide the necessary angle to access and turn the bolts. Once you have the assembly removed, you can separate the two pieces and replace the one that is malfunctioning. Once you have replaced the malfunctioning part, whether it was the motor or the regulator, it is time to slide the assembly back into the door's interior and bolt it back into it's original position. Plug the wiring harness into the window motor. This will provide power to the motor so use caution. Remove the tape or re-install your window. Make sure that the tabs in the bottom of the window are properly aligned to bolt it back onto the regulator. Using the bolts you removed earlier and the same extension, you need to bolt your window back to the regulator. It should now move up and down freely when you press the switch.
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One-sentence summary -- Remove the door panel. Use a multi-meter to make sure that the motor is getting the correct voltage. Ensure that the window moves freely during this test. Unplug the motor. Remove the bolts that attach the regulator to the glass. Push the window all the way up. Unplug the wiring harness from the window motor. Unbolt the harness and/or motor from the door's interior. Pull the motor and harness out as one assembly. Re-install the motor/regulator assembly. Plug up the new motor. Lower your window back into its correct place on the wiring harness. Bolt the window to the regulator. Test your window.

Problem: Article: Leave sufficient room for air circulation. Follow the dehydrator instructions for the leaf size.
Summary:
Remove the stems from chosen herb. Remove the leaves from the stem. Wipe clean. Place the herb leaves on dehydrator trays. Process in a dehydrator. Package in clean jars or airtight packaging. Label and store.