Problem: Article: A termiticide treatment will not only kill termites in the ground, but will protect your house from any termites trying to burrow into it. Create a trench around the perimeter of your house, then spray termiticide in the trench to create a natural barrier. Be sure to carefully read and follow the instructions for using liquid termiticide to keep you, your family, your neighbors, and the environment safe. This treatment is a lot easier to perform when you are building a new house. Trenching may be necessary if your house is already built. Termite bait is a poison that slowly acts to kill termites. It also spreads the poison around the colony to eradicate the infestation. Place the baits in a perimeter around your house, spread 1012 feet (3.03.7m) apart. Add additional baits in areas where there is high termite activity. Termite baits are made of cardboard, paper, or other cellulose material, with a lethal poison for termites. You can use either above or below ground baits. Nematodes are roundworms that can kill termites. Expose the termite colonies to nematodes by releasing them in areas where there is high termite activity. This is not always the most effective method of extermination. Nematodes have varying mortality rates depending on their environment. The Steinernema carpocapsae is one of the most effective types of nematode to eradicate termites and other wood borers. While do-it-yourself methods may seem appealing, your best solution is to hire a professional to remove the termites. Look online for exterminators who specialize in removal of termites and their colonies. Make sure to read user reviews and choose an exterminator who has a good reputation. Calling in a professional may cost more money initially, but will save you money on repairing structural damage around your house. Talk about future prevention methods with the exterminator as well.
Summary: Create a barrier around your house using liquid termiticide treatment. Use a termite bait to poison the entire colony of termites. Use nematodes to kill the termite colony. Call in a professional to remove the termites.

Problem: Article: This will make it small so only you and a few other things can fit inside. Now you won't have to worry to get torches so monsters won't spawn! Build it exactly where you spawned, or if you don't, make a trail from where you spawned to your house so you can get back to your shelter. Punch with your left mouse button (hold) and get wood. Get at least two trees in case you cannot find coal anywhere. Open your inventory with the I or E key and place the half of your wood in to wooden planks. With those, fill the crafting area with wooden planks, so that you get a crafting table to make bigger and better things. Right click your crafting bench to make the following. Stick (used to make other tools): two wooden planks on top of each other Pickaxe (used to mine rock and ores): three wooden planks on the top row and two sticks in the middle of the next two rows On mountains you can often see rock with blackish spots on itmine this. If you cannot find coal go to step 11. Do not mine in your shelter space.
Summary: Build a shelter that is 3x3x3 or 4x4x3. Punch wood. Make a crafting bench with wooden planks. Make basic tools. Look for a mountain or a hill to carve your base. Dig into this hill or mountain with a shovel (for dirt) and your pickaxe (for rock). Look for coal.

Problem: Article: Before brainstorming for ideas, you need to design a budget. After designing a budget, you'll know the exact resources you have to create your dining room. Decide whether you'll be doing the work yourself or if you'll hire professionals. Start with savings or other money you've set aside for your dining room. Allocate money for painting, flooring, and other structural elements. It might be best to get estimates from several contractors for these costs. Determine how much money you have for major pieces of furniture. This includes your table, chairs, and buffet. Consider if you can use anything you already own or if you need to replace them. Figure out how much money you want to reserve for accessories like artwork, plants, or rugs. Spend time browsing a variety of media in order to get ideas about how you'll plan your dining room. Without looking at how others have designed inviting dining rooms, you won't be equipped to prepare your own. Consult: Furniture catalogs. Home improvement magazines. Consider magazines like "Better Homes and Gardens," "Martha Stewart Living," or "Good Housekeeping." Websites. Try websites associated with popular magazines or TV channels like HGTV. Contact an interior designer for a consultation if you don't know where to start. The style of a dining room is largely responsible for the feel of the overall room. Thus, you need to make sure you are conscious of the style you are choosing when you design your dining room. If you're not, your room may clash or send mixed signals to guests. Consider styles such as neoclassical, Tudor, art deco, French countryside, or shabby sheik. Your style may or may not reflect the overall style of your homejust make sure you won't grow sick of it over time. If you choose a clashing style, make sure to clash responsibly and do so deliberately. For instance, you may choose to stick an art deco serving table into a room decorated with a Tudor style.
Summary:
Design a budget. Look for ideas. Pick a coherent style.