It is a pretty color as well as being caramelized.

Summary: Cook down until it caramelizes.

If your hedgehog is well fed and watered, it may be less likely to bite out of hunger or thirst. Keeping your hedgehog healthy will reduce stress on both you and the hedgehog. It will reduce the reason for bites. Always be gentle when holding your hedgehog. Do not squeeze or grip it tightly. Do not handle it high up in the air or that may give it a chance to fall and hurt itself. Hedgehogs have moods too! It may want to sleep, eat, or exercise. Be sure to not interrupt its daily routine just because you want to hold it. This may irritate it into biting. Hedgehogs have extremely strong senses of smell. You may want to avoid using harsh-smelling soaps, lotions, or body wash to make it easier for your hedgehog's nose. Using the tips above, you should be able to learn what your hedgehog may do before it bites. Watch your hedgehog and learn its personal behavioral traits to know when it is the best time to handle it. One tip is to watch its quills. When a hedgehog is in a relaxed pose, its quills will lie evenly against your hand and will not be sharp. If it is in a defense pose, its quills will stand on end and be sharp!

Summary: Make sure your hedgehog is well fed. Keep your hedgehog healthy. Handle your hedgehog with care. Respect your hedgehog. Consider changing hand lotions or scented soap. Learn to read hedgehog body language.

The CDC's website contains a list of these offices for every state and territory. This information can also be found by performing a simple internet search, or through the state government's main website. If you have difficulty finding the right website, you can call the office's phone number and ask for the web address. 48 states (excluding Vermont and Wyoming), plus Washington D.C., American Samoa, and Puerto Rico have outsourced the birth certificate ordering process to VitalChek.com. You can order your birth certificate online from VitalChek by filling out the online form and paying a service fee. The state office may have a downloadable form that you will need to fill out, save, and send to an email address. If not, it will have a "live" form that you can fill out and submit via a secure server on the website itself. If the form requires an actual signature (not a digital copy), you should download the form, print it, fill it out completely (including the signature), then scan it back into your computer and email it. Fill out the form completely and accurately. Required fields are usually indicated on the form. Make sure that all required fields are filled out, and fill out as many optional fields as possible. Scan copies of your required identification to attach to your request form. If sending the form via email, attach the digital identification documents as separate attachments. If sending the form via a secure server, upload the identification documents to the website using the on-screen instructions provided. When making your request online, you will need to have a valid credit card in order to pay. You will not be permitted to mail your payment in separately. Some state websites may require you to use a credit card issued by a major credit card company. The exact wait time may vary by state, but requests made online usually take significantly less time to process and be returned. Expect to see your new birth certificate within one or two months. The birth certificate will arrive by mail. Expect further delays if the information you provided is incomplete or inaccurate.

Summary: Find the website for the birth state's Division of Vital Records. Access and fill out the form. Attach digital copies of your identification records. Pay by credit card. Wait for your copy to arrive.

Wooden floors should have an additional layer of wax added once every six to twelve months. Vinyl floors should be waxed every six months, as should sealed ceramic or stone floors. The wax seal is not watertight, so the water could damage the wood. Wipe up spills with a damp paper towel instead. Vinyl and other non-wood surfaces can be cleaned with a damp mop, not a soaking one. This does not apply to wood treated with polyurethane, which can be mopped with a mop dampened by a mixture of one quart (1 liter) water and 1/4 cup (60 mL) vinegar. Use a terry cloth or buffing pad to polish the floor if it begins to get dull. This shouldn't be necessary for no-buff wax. If you don't want to do this manually, use a floor machine with a light scrubbing pad just strong enough to remove a small portion of the wax. You should apply a new layer or two of wax after removing some to create a strong protective layer again. This should not be required for several years at least if your floor was waxed properly.
Summary: Reapply wax to the floors regularly. Don't use a soaking mop, and never mop waxed hardwood. Buff or polish the floor if the shine fades. Sand or scrub off part of the wax if it becomes yellowed or discolored.