In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll need lots of wood. Wood is used to make everything from the floors, counters, shelves, tables, and chairs. You'll also need trapdoors and pressure plates which can be used to craft stovetops, tabletops, and the sides of chairs. Keep in mind that different types of trees produce different color wood. Oak and Birch trees produce lighter color wood. Dark oak and spruce have a darker color. Jungle wood and acacia have a reddish tent to it. Cobblestone is mined from stone using a pickaxe. Stone can be found underground and alongside mountains. Stone can be used to make buttons as well as for countertops and floors. Use the following steps to craft stone: Craft a crafting table from the wooden planks you made. Craft a furnace using the crafting table and 8 pieces of cobblestone. Place the furnace and open it. Place cobblestone in the space above the icon that resembles a flame. Place place fuel in the space below the icon that resembles a flame. You can use coal, charcoal, wood, or wooden planks. Wait for the cobblestone to finish cooking and gather your stone from the furnace. Minecraft has lots of materials that can be used to craft a good looking kitchen. And they're always adding new materials. Below is a list of some items you may want to add to your kitchen and where you can find them: Iron: Iron can be used to craft buttons, cauldrons (for a sink), buckets, and steel doors. Iron ore is mined in caves using a stone pickaxe and then smelted into Iron bars using a furnace. Sand: Sand is found in and alongside rivers and lakes and mined using a shovel. It can be used to craft sandstone, which can be used for counters and floors. It can also be smelted in a furnace to create glass, which can be used for windows. Granite: Granite is a reddish stone found in caves. It can be mined with a pickaxe. You can use a crafting table to craft polished granite from 4 granite blocks. Clay: Clay can be found by mining clay blocks using a shovel in rivers and lakes. It can be used to craft clay blocks and bricks which make great walls and counters. Nether Quartz Block: Nether quartz blocks can be crafted from nether quartz. You get nether quartz by smelting a nether quartz block mined in the nether in a furnace. You can then craft four nether quartz into a nether quartz block using a crafting table. Plants: For some added decoration, consider adding some flowers or plants to your kitchen.
Summary: Gather wood from the trees. Mine cobblestone. Craft stone. Gather optional materials.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These devices are easier to use than a multimeter, though they don't do as much as a multimeter. These testers have a slide that moves back and forth to adjust to different battery sizes. Open the slide and insert a AA, AAA, C, or D battery into the slot with the positive side touching the slide. Then check the display for the volt reading. To test a 9v, some meters have a separate port to touch the battery against for a reading. Check your meter to see if it has this feature. Some meters can also test lithium ion batteries if they're shaped like standard alkaline batteries, but not if they're irregularly shaped.
Summary: Place the battery in a battery tester for a simple reading.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you already have an extensive system, and it's time for your snails to breed, you may find that you need to add an intensive element for hatching and rearing young snails. If you already have an intensive system housing eggs and baby snails, you may discover that you need to add an extensive component as your snails get larger and need more space. Add to it as your snail population increases. Overcrowding can cause snail growth to lag and can encourage the spread of disease among your snail population. Typically, you want about 1 square meter for every 100 hatchlings and about 1 square meter for every 7-10 adult snails. About once every two weeks, take the snails out and replace the old compost with fresh. Be sure to also remove any pieces of rotten food at this time. You will need to do this with both extensive and intensive systems. Be careful of moving baby snails. Adult snail shells are hard enough that you can pick them up, but try to move baby snails by nudging them onto a stiff piece of paper and transferring them gently. Use shallow dishes such as jar lids or yogurt container tops to prevent snails from falling into the water. If the water starts to look dirty or gets a lot of food or droppings in it, replace it immediately.
Summary:
Determine whether you need to create a semi-intensive system. Ensure that your snail house is large enough. Replace the compost. Keep plenty of fresh water in the enclosure.