Blend the ice cream, milk, and candy until the mixture becomes smooth and pourable. Depending on the size of your candy pieces, you might have to try a higher blender setting if your candy pieces are bigger. If your candy pieces are relatively small, the normal blending settings should work just fine. Be sure to put on the top of the blender, so you don't splash milk and ice cream everywhere. The texture of your ShakeAway is all about your personal preference. Normally, ShakeAways have a consistency where the candy pieces are small enough to fit through a straw, and the ice cream, milk, and candy can be eaten with a spoon, but still thin enough to immediately spill if knocked over. A general rule of thumb is, blend the mixture less to have a thicker ShakeAway, or blend it more to have a thinner, smoother ShakeAway. To top off your ShakeAway, consider adding a dollop or two of whipped cream and/or sprinkle some of your whole pieces of candy or leftover bits for a crunchy topping.

Summary: Blend the ingredients. Determine the right texture. Add some final touches.

An epilator is made of many many tweezers that pluck out the hair, and can remove your hair for up to two weeks on average. Epilators are painful and more time consuming than shaving, but because it removes the entire hair follicle the results will last much longer. Instead of cutting the hair, an epilator has grooves and small indents where, as you run it up your body it grips the hair and pulls it out at the root. Epilators, however can cause a lot of problems with ingrown hairs - be sure to use a hair reduction cream like Depil or Vanish PFB after use. Epilators cannot reach into creases or wrinkles, but they may grab exposed skin painfully. Use one hand to pull your skin tight as you use it. Wet epilation requires submerging the machine and skin underwater during use. Dry epilation requires clean, dry skin. Multiple passes and directions may be used to achieve best results by removing the most hair (not all hair grows in the same direction). If irritation occurs, apply an astringent/analgesics (such as Tend Skin) and follow up with lotion to soften and soothe skin. Redness may appear for the first 24 hours following epilation. Plan to perform hair removal at least a day before scheduled events. Tweezing the hair can be very time consuming, especially if on a larger body part, however it is very effective in reducing and stopping hair growth on your face. Pulling hair out individually ensures that you are pulling the hair out from the root. While it can be painful, it is also the cheapest form of hair removal. You can't shave or 'wax' your eyebrows. Most people use a pair of tweezers to pull all the hairs out individually. Use a bright light to see all your eyebrow hairs.

Summary: Consider epilating. Pull your skin taut. Move the epilator across the skin in the direction opposite hair growth. Use tweezers for small areas of body hair. Pluck your eyebrows with tweezers.

In order to attempt to repair a key on your laptop's keyboard, you'll need the following items: Prying item - Something plastic, such as a credit card or a spudger, is best; you can use a butter knife or a flathead screwdriver in a pinch. Q-tip - Used to clean grit and dust from the area surrounding the key. Toothpick - Used to clean grooves around the key. Tweezers - Used to pull away pieces of the key carriage. Not necessary for all computers, but helpful. A container - Used to store the pieces of the key while you make the repairs. You can use a bowl, a plastic bag, or any similar such item here. Most keyboard keys are comprised of three parts: the key cap (which is the key itself), the key carriage (a flat piece of plastic on which the key sits), and the key pad (a piece of rubber that sits between the key and the carriage). Most MacBook keys don't have the rubber key pad. Many computers' key carriages are comprised of two or more pieces of plastic that nest together. It's best to find a flat, clean, indoor area, such as a kitchen table or a counter, on which to perform your repairs. Make sure that your computer is off and not plugged into a power source when your go to remove a key. You may want to remove the computer's battery as well, if possible. before attempting any repairs. While the chances of you damaging your computer's internals with static electricity via a key repair are slim, grounding only takes a second and is good practice for dealing with electronics in general.

Summary: Gather your repair equipment. Know the anatomy of a key. Find a clean workspace. Turn off and unplug your computer. Ground yourself

If you know why the dog is underweight, such as a bitch that has recently raised a litter of strong, greedy puppies, or a rescue dog has been mistreated, then fattening up the dog will be relatively straight forward. Be sure to monitor the dog who is underweight, so that you can find any issues that might be easy to fix. For example, if you have several dogs, the answer can be as simple as the other dogs stealing your underweight dog's food. All kinds of illnesses can interfere with the body's ability to process food and get the goodness out of it, leading to weight loss. If this is the case, the dog will almost certainly show some signs including decreased appetite, increased thirst, lack of energy, vomiting, diarrhea, or a change of body shape. Conditions that can cause weight loss include lack of pancreatic enzymes, diabetes mellitus, liver disease, kidney disease, cancer, and inflammatory bowel disease. Again, if you notice any of these symptoms then a vet check is for the best. If you suspect your dog is ill, or if you notice unexplained weight loss, it's best to consult a vet. If your dog suddenly has a poor appetite for no reason, it's also best to consult a professional before the problem gets out of control. Once the vet gives the all clear, and you know you just have a fussy dog, then there are a variety of strategies that can help improve its appetite.
Summary: Figure out if there is a logical reason your dog is underweight. Assess the overall health of your dog. Get your dog checked by a veterinarian.