Q: Spring (or snap) traps are still considered to be the more humane of the various traps you can get. Much more so than a glue trap, for example. Spring traps still cause pain to rodents caught in them, but they should kill the rodent very quickly. When designed and set-up when these traps make a quick death more likely. To set-up a trap like this, place bait within the specified area, ensuring that the rest of the trap is clean. Doing this will make it more likely that, when tripped, the trap will close fully and the rodent will be killed rather than injured. Then, place the trap at right angles to a wall with the bait nearest the wall. The rodent should have a clear path to the trap. The bait should be changed regularly. You should check the traps every morning, and be prepared to dispose of any dead rodents straight-away. Carefully remove them from the trap, place in a plastic bag, and then place that bag in a second bag, and throw it away into a secured bin. Always use gloves when you are doing this, and you can use a household disinfectant to clean the trap. If you find a rodent, injured but alive, you should kill it as quickly and humanely as possible.
A: Get some sturdy and re-usable spring traps. Set-up a traditional spring trap. Check it regularly.

Article: To keep the pump and systems from running dry, make sure to shut off any electricity in the area you're draining. This includes any pumps, filtration systems, lights, or electricity sources for a pool, hot tub, well, or flooded basement. Attach a garden hose or a sump hose to the hose fitting on top of the pump. Make sure the connection is tight and secure before using the pump. When draining clean water, you can use a standard garden hose. However, you may want to use a separate hose for dirty or chemically treated water. Designs can vary between manufacturerssome float switches look like 2 small black cylinders, while others come in bright colors and small, flat, rounded shapes. Look for a small device attached to the pump with a black wire and a watertight connection. If your float switch is already connected to your pump, then you're all set to start pumping! If your pump doesn't have the float switch already installed, use a hose clamp and a screwdriver to attach the switch.To attach the switch, hook the clamp through the bracket on the back of the switch, then screw it around the upper part of the pump to keep the switch submerged. Tighten the clamp until it holds securely. You can purchase a float switch online or in a home improvement store. The submersible pump will have a power cord connected with a watertight seal, so all you need to do is plug it in! Find a power source nearby, such as an outdoor outlet, or use a heavy-duty extension cord if you need the extra length. This will make the start-up easier on the pump's internal system. This initial priming can also cut down on the time that the pump needs to prime when you drop it into the water, which usually takes a few minutes. Once the cup of water runs through, make sure to turn the pump off to avoid running it dry and losing its prime.
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Turn off the electricity to any areas that need to be drained. Connect your hose to the pump before you start draining. Confirm that the float switch to the pump is connected. Connect a float switch yourself if your pump doesn't come with 1. Plug the pump into a power source nearby. Prime the pump by pouring a cup of water through it.

Problem: Article: Different sprays contain different ingredients, and many include ingredients that can settle to the bottom of the bottle. To make sure you are getting the proper mixture, give your bottle a few gentle shakes. You don't need to shake it vigorously just enough to mix it all up. Hold the bottle six to eight inches away from your face. You want to give your entire face an even misting, so don't spray it closely. Spray the product a few times, making sure you get full, even coverage. Setting spray works best on the top layer of makeup, such as bronzer, eye shadow, and blush. If you want to keep your foundation and concealer in place, use a primer before applying them to your face. Primer and setting sprays can be used together. One way to ensure full coverage is to spray the setting spray in an "X" shape over your face, and then again in a "T" shape over your face. Once you've sprayed your setting spray, let your face air-dry. It won't take too long for your skin to absorb the spray. Don't rub or blend the spray anywhere on your face, or you will risk messing up your makeup. Throw the setting spray into your purse so that you can have it whenever you want it. Depending on the specific setting spray you've chosen, it can cool you off, mattify your makeup, and rehydrate your skin throughout the day. If you touch up or reapply your makeup, make sure to spray again.
Summary: Shake your spray bottle. Spray your entire, finished face. Let the spray dry naturally. Reapply your setting spray throughout the day.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Rather than using fresh bananas, berries, or other fruits, stick them in the freezer overnight. Purchasing frozen fruits is often cheaper than fresh ones, and you'll be able to find things that may not be in season and therefore aren't available fresh. There are even frozen fruit combos, so it's never been easier to add a handful of papaya, guava, and pineapple, or blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries to your smoothie. Avocados are great additions to any smoothie. They add a creaminess as well as thicken up the smoothie and their taste is easily masked by other flavors. Simply remove the skin and seed, slice the avocado and toss it in the blender with the rest of your ingredients, like kale, celery, and juice. Adding mango is a light and refreshing way to thicken your smoothie. It's also low in fat and high in vitamin C. Combine mango chunks with coconut milk, pineapple, raspberries, and ice for a fruity, sweet smoothie. A banana is the go-to ingredient for many smoothies. You can combine one with berries and other fruits, as well as oats, nut butter, and protein powder. Not only will a banana thicken your smoothie, it also adds potassium and fiber to the drink. Pumpkin puree adds a delightful taste of fall while also thickening up your smoothie. Try a smoothie made from almond milk, pumpkin puree, bananas, and cinnamon. You could even sweeten it with a little honey, if desired.

SUMMARY: Use frozen fruit to thicken the smoothie. Add avocado for a creamy texture. Try mango for a refreshing flavor. Increase your potassium with a banana. Boost the richness with pumpkin puree.

Q: You could decorate a glass jar with fabric or paper cutouts, or make a 3D mosaic by placing ceramic or glass tiles over a flower vase. Each combination of two materials can only be bonded by specific glues. Browse your hardware store or art supply store and read the glue labels to see which one is suitable for the materials you chose. A glue that dries clear is preferable for most art projects. Allow the glue to stand 24 hours before handling the object roughly, then enjoy your new decoration!
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Decide on materials and glue. Wipe off excess glue and let dry.