Problem: Article: Your praying mantis is delicate no matter how strong it appears. Don't try to grab it, as you can hurt it. Instead, let it crawl out on your hand or encourage it into another container while you clean its main one. It also helps to feed your mantis before handling it, as it will be less likely to perceive your hand as prey. Be patient! The mantis will typically crawl out on your hand or finger eventually if you hold it in front of it. Usually, they will just sit there on your finger or hand. You can even take it out when you're not cleaning the cage. Praying mantises have wings once they're adults, meaning that they can fly. If you want to hold it, close all the windows and doors before removing it from its home. Don't touch your mantis if it's molting. You could hurt it! Dump the substrate out into the trash and rinse out any debris. Then, scrub the cage down using hot water. If you have a glass cage, you can set the glass in the sink and pour boiling water in it to disinfect it, but make sure to wait until it cools down before you handle it! It's best not to use any detergent, but if the cage is very dirty, you can add a drop or 2 of dish soap. Make sure to rinse it thoroughly. Once done, dry the cage and put in new substrate. If you notice lots of feces or even mold growing in the substrate, you can just replace it. However, you can also put in tiny bugs called springtails. These critters will take care of the feces and mold, effectively cleaning out the cage. You can find these online or in reptile stores. for at least 20 seconds when you're done. Scrub your hands with warm water and soap, making sure you get in between your fingers. Then, rinse your hands thoroughly. Like most critters, praying mantises can transfer bacteria to you.
Summary: Move the praying mantis to a holding tank. Remove the substrate to scrub and dry the cage. Add springtails to soil substrates to help clean the cage. Wash your hands

Problem: Article: Don't close the pocket though. Let the pocket be open and only do this if your clothes isn't tight at all. This is why this works best with sweatshirt pockets. The pet will crawl in and out the pocket, and crawl around you! Be careful so that the rat/mouse doesn't fall off you! . You can use treats to navigate the mouse/rat through your homemade obstacle course! Place the treats with about 57 centimeter (2.02.8in) of distance. Place your pet under a piece of cloth or something similar, and watch him/her trying to find out! Do not use a heavy cover, though, and if you see your pet doesn't like it, or is taking too long to find out, then stop the play, before the pet gets mad or ill.
Summary: Let your pet crawl into your pockets! Make an obstacle course Under the cover!

Problem: Article: Add cup (113 g) of softened butter to a medium bowl. Use an electric mixer on medium speed to cream the butter for 30 seconds until it has a light texture. To soften the butter, measure it out and place it in a bowl. Set it out on the counter at room temperature and allow it to sit for about 30 minutes. You can also use a stand mixer to beat the butter. Once the butter is light and fluffy, add cup (150 g) of sugar to the bowl. Beat the mixture on medium until the sugar is fully incorporated, which should take 30 seconds to a minute. Add 1 cup (125 g) of all-purpose flour, 2 teaspoons (4 g) of ground cinnamon, and 1 teaspoon (5 ml) of vanilla extract to the bowl. Mix on low until all of the ingredients are fully combined. Set the topping aside for the moment.
Summary: Beat the softened butter until light and fluffy. Mix in the sugar. Stir in some flour, cinnamon, and vanilla.

Problem: Article: These flowers look more like a cast iron sculpture than the fluffy flowers made with toilet paper. You'll need empty toilet paper rollsyou can use any amount you wantglue, a pen, and scissors. A hot glue gun works best. Take the rolls and squish them so that they are flat. They'll bounce back once you start using them, but you want the two creases you've created to be noticeable. Once you've flattened your rolls, use a pen to mark your toilet paper roll in fourths. Cut along the lines that you've marked to make petals of even width. Once you have all the petals you need, start to give them their shape. Help them bounce back toward their original shape. Press the creased parts into each other. You should end up with your cardboard holding an oval shape. Place glue along the bottom crease of one of your petals. Glue it to the bottom crease of another petal. Continue attaching petals, one at a time. Making a traditional flower will only take 4-8 petals. Attach multiple flowers together to make an interest piece. Spray paint it black, and hang it as if it is metal. Try attaching a jewel with glue as the center of your flower.
Summary:
Gather your materials. Flatten and mark your toilet paper rolls. Make your petals. Glue your peals together. Finished.