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How to feed a parrotlet
Provide plenty of fruits and veggies.
Fruits and veggies should make up 50% of a parrotlet's diet. Cut the fruits and veggies into small pieces and place them into the bird's food dish.
A: Kale, spinach, dandelion greens, and carrot tops are all tasty and safe for your parrotlet. Apple, banana, kiwi, mango and pear are easy-to-find options.

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How to claim travel expenses
Save all receipts on business trips.
When you travel for work, nearly all of your expenses while you're on the road are fully or partially deductible on your taxes. To qualify as a deduction, the expenses must simply be necessary for you to conduct business.
A: It's usually easier to just save receipts for everything. You can sit down later and analyze exactly which expenses are deductible.

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How to infuse olive oil
Choose a bottle to use for your infused oil.
Find a bottle with a tight cover. Bottles with a cork stopper work best.
A: Metal lids can rust over time and can even affect the taste of the olive oil. Wash your bottles with soap and hot water and allow them to dry completely before use by placing them in the sun or leaving them out overnight.

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How to cut crown molding inside corners
Measure the angle of the corner.
Use an adjustable protractor to measure the actual angle of the inside corner. Divide this measurement in half to determine the number of degrees each cut will need to be set to.
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Place the right side of the protractor against one wall forming the corning. Open up the left side of the protractor, extending it all the way open until it is perfectly flat against the wall on the other side of the corner.