Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy a ton of stationery at Nook's. Write a letter to every person in town. Wait a few days. You will receive letters in your mailbox with gifts attached. Make sure your fruit is buried without anything in the immediate spaces around it, including signs, dropped items, and other saplings Once you have a ton of the "foreign fruit" you can sell them to Nook for 500 bells each.

Answer: Also get a ton of seashells or other stuff that's common. Write "How are you?", using perfect spelling and grammar. It is important that you send the letter with a fruit or seashell attached, otherwise you will rarely get presents back from your villagers. Also, only write one line, as other length (2, 3,4) will get you wallpapers and rugs. Or, set the time forward a few days. Open all of the presents. If you get any fruit that does not normally grow on trees, bury it. It will grow into a tree that produces the fruit you buried.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Screen your calls. Block specific numbers. Use high-tech call blocking devices. Report violations.

Answer: If you consistently do not answer unwanted telemarketing calls, you will probably find that the number of calls you receive will decrease over time. Take advantage of your phone's caller ID features and do not answer calls from unknown numbers, especially from toll-free numbers. If you are getting repeated calls from the same numbers, you may be able to block all future calls from those numbers. The exact method of doing this will depend upon the services offered by your telephone provider and the specific settings available on your phone. Call your telephone provider for specific details and instructions. Some providers may charge a fee for blocking numbers, so be sure to ask about this before agreeing to the service. If your wireless provider or mobile phone does not offer a service that allows you to block numbers, you may be able to download a mobile app to do so. Unfortunately it is becoming more and more common for companies to use fraudulent practices to deceive caller ID. Their number may show up differently each time they call, which can make blocking the caller nearly impossible. Some telephone providers also offer the option to automatically block calls that come from numbers which are not recognized by caller ID or show up as "Private." If you are receiving a large volume of unwanted calls from blocked numbers, ask your provider about this service. There are now a wide variety of technological solutions to unwanted telemarketing calls, especially robocalls. You can find electronic devices that attach to your landline phone, as well as mobile apps that you can download on your cell phone. All of these products work slightly differently, but they all aim to significantly reduce the number of automated telemarketing calls you receive. Some of the mobile apps are completely free. Be sure to read online reviews before deciding on the call blocking service that is right for you. If you are getting telemarketing calls that violate any laws, you can file a complaint online with either the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Telemarketers are not allowed to call you after you have been registered on the Do Not Call list for 31 days, unless they fall into one of the previously mentioned exempt categories. All telemarketers must remove you from their calling lists upon request. All telemarketers must provide you with the name and contact information of the company they represent. Telemarketers are not permitted to call you between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Telemarketers are in no way permitted to present fraudulent or misleading information about the products or services they are selling. Telephone fraud complaints are handled by the FTC.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get rid of clutter and waste. Cover all potential entryways. Get a cat.

Answer: Simply reducing the access that rats have to food supplies and shelter is an excellent way to control the critters. If rats are a known or suspected problem, make sure to do things like: Cover all trash cans with tightly fitting, locking lids. Avoid leaving food or waste out in the open. Clean up all crumbs and other debris. Avoid letting things like newspapers, cardboard boxes, or clothing pile up. Keep grass and other plant material trimmed, and discard the trimmings. It's not always easy to tell how rats are getting in your home. They can enter walls and roofs through surprisingly small and out-of the way access points. However, covering any obvious access points (like holes in a wall or roof) will at least slow them down. Cover access points with wood, foam sealant, or similarly solid material. For a thorough job, ask a professional to inspect your home and deal with any potential access points they identify. Though they're not a quick fix, "mousers" can be great at controlling rodent problems. It's true that many cats are excellent hunters, and will pounce on any rats they find, and discourage others from sticking around. You might consider getting a cat for just this reason if you are bothered by the sounds of rats. Cats are not a perfect solution, however.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash the plastic object with soap and water. Sand the surface with a 220-grit sanding block. Apply a coat of primer to help the paint stick. Spray a coat of black spray paint on the plastic. Protect the newly-applied paint with a clear primer.

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The paint will stick best to a smooth, dirt-free surface. Dip a washcloth in soap and warm water and clean any dust or debris from the plastic's surface. For a thorough cleaning or to remove stubborn dirt, immerse the object in water instead. Dry the object off with a cloth before painting it. Sanding provides texture to help the paint stick. Rub the fine-grit sanding block with firm pressure over the plastic's surface. When you're finished sanding, wipe away any dust with a dry brush. If you don't have a dry brush, a paint brush works as an alternative. Spray a coat of paint primer over the object's surface. Avoid spraying one area for too long to keep the coat even and light. Let the primer dry for the time recommended on the packaging, which should be between 30 minutes to an hour. You can buy plastic primer online or from most craft stores. Thin primer coats are ideal because heavy or multiple coats can change the object's texture. Hold the nozzle about 1218 inches (3046cm) away from the surface and move the can in smooth strokes over the object. Continue spraying the paint in overlapping strokes until you cover the entire surface. Apply 3-4 coats to strengthen the paint's color, waiting for it to dry in-between coats. Each coat should take about 30-60 minutes to drycheck the paint's packaging for a specific time. After the last paint coat dries, spray the entire surface with a clear paint primer. This will prevent the paint from fading, discoloring, or chipping over time. Paint primer is especially important if you will use your object outside, where it will be subject to the elements.