Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Assemble your ingredients. Mix ingredients in a saucepot. Remove from heat. Divide the dough for coloring. Knead the different colors into individual batches of dough. Store like regular Play-Doh.

Answer: Sometimes dried out Play-Doh is too far gone to rehydrate, but making your own is a fun and inexpensive way to replace it, and it's so easy that even the kids can help. To make playdough, you will need: 2 cups of water 1 cups of salt 1 tablespoons of cream of tartar 5 tablespoons of vegetable oil 2 cups of flour Food coloring Cook over low heat and stir frequently. Continue stirring and cooking until the ingredients come together to form a ball of dough in the center of the pan. You'll know it's ready when it has the consistency of regular playdough. If the dough is too warm to handle, set it aside and let it cool. In the meantime, decide how you want to divide your dough and what colors you want to make. Form as many smaller balls as you need depending on how many different colors of playdough you want to make. On a cutting board or non-porous counter, knead each ball of dough and work in a single color at a time. Add food coloring until the desired intensity is achieved. Repeat for every playdough color you want to make. Keep playdough in an air-tight container, and don't leave it out if it's not in use. If you don't do this, it will solidify and become impossible to use.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure you can still recover the account. Open the Facebook website. Enter your email address or phone number. Enter your Facebook password. Click Log In. Click Cancel Deletion if prompted.

Answer: If you temporarily deactivated your account, you can recover it whenever you like. If you nominated your account for deletion, however, you have 14 days from the time you nominate it to change your mind and log back in. If your account has been nominated for deletion for more than 14 days, it's gone, and you can't recover it. Try creating a new Facebook account. Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open the Facebook home page. Do so in the "Email or Phone" text box in the upper-right side of the page. Type the password you use to log into Facebook into the "Password" text box to the right of where you typed in your email address (or phone number). It's in the upper-right side of the page. Doing so will take you to your account if it's still accessible. If your account was nominated for deletion, click the Cancel Deletion button to proceed to your Facebook account. You can now resume using your Facebook account the way you did before disabling it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask them if they like you. Watch their body language. Consider how often the person wants to be around you. Listen

Answer: The easiest way to determine if someone likes you is by asking them outright. Choose a person that shares similar interests and evaluate their values. Give yourself time to get to know the person first. If you both enjoy each other's company and often have the same opinion on issues, there's a good chance that they like you. If the person tries to talk about deeper and personal things rather than superficial pleasantries, it's a good chance that they may like you. You can say something like, "Hey, I really have a good time hanging out with you. Would you like to go on a date?" You can also say something like, "I noticed that we are similar in a lot of different ways, and I like spending time with you. Do you feel the same way?" Someone's body language may clue you to if they like you or not. Take note if the person leans into you, and exhibits open body language when they are around you. Frequent, prolonged eye contact or gazing in your direction is also another sign. If they look comfortable, relaxed, and happy, it's a good indication that they like being around you. If they touch you on the shoulder or arm, it's another sign that they are into you. Take note of how the person interacts with other people as well. Do they pay you special attention or is this person regularly flirtatious with others as well? If the person crosses their arms or legs and sits pointing away from you, this could be an indication that they don't like you. If the individual always wants to be around you or makes excuses to be in your presence, there's a chance that they like you. Going out of their way to talk to you at recess or lunch is a good sign that they like you. to them. When a person likes you, they will usually give you compliments. This is a sign that they like you. Consider how close you are to the person and how personal they try to get with you. If they ask you how you feel emotionally or try to get intimate details about your life, there's a chance that they like you. If they ask you what you're doing over the weekend or seem curious to what you do on your free time, there's a good likelihood that they would be receptive to spending social time with you. Concentrate on what they have to say and take it in and internalize it. Instead of spending time thinking about your response, hear them out.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a cat. Get a dog. Install a barn owl box. Repel them with mint. Use rataway. Avoid second-generation rodenticides. Try first-generation rodenticides instead.

Answer:
If you have a large infestation of rats that have already taken up residence in your home or on your property, there are green ways that you can get rid of them. Pet cats are one such way, as cats instinctively prey on mice, rats, and other rodents, and have been used for a very long time in agrarian societies to keep pests away from grain and food stores. If you don't have a cat, consider visiting your local shelter to see if they have any cats available for adoption. Inquire about whether any of them are known mousers. Like cats, some dog breeds-particularly terrierscan be excellent rodent hunters. If you're more of a dog person and are able to take on the full responsibility of being a pet guardian, visit your local shelter and see what kinds of terriers they have available for adoption. Not only will the dog be able to hunt any rats that are already on the property, but they will deter new ones from moving in. Barn owls are found all over the world, and they love eating mice, rats, and other rodents. While you can't keep one as a pet to deal with your rodent problem, you can encourage a barn owl to take up residence near your property, and it will hunt and consume rodents in large numbers. Barn owl boxes are simple to make as a DIY project, or you can purchase them online. Peppermint and plants in the mint family may act as natural repellents for rodents, and there are a few ways you can use them around your house to deter rats: Plant mint around your house, especially in any areas that you know rats frequent. Soak cotton balls with peppermint oil and place them around access points, such as doors and windows. Fill a spray bottle with one cup (240 ml) water and add in 25 drops of peppermint oil. Shake well, and spray this solution around the outside of your home, on doors, windows, and outbuildings. Rataway is a specially blended and concentrated fragrance that's designed to remove the odors left behind by rodents and other animals. While it may not get rid of a rat that's already in your house, it will prevent others from being attracted by the smells left behind by rodents that have already been there. Rataway gets mixed with water in a spray bottle and sprayed on areas where rats have been, marked territory, urinated, or left other odors. Second-generation rodenticides are poisons that will kill an animal with one dose, meaning other animalssuch as petsare just as likely to die from eating them as the rats are. Moreover, these toxins tend to stay in the body, meaning they can also poison scavengers and birds of prey. Avoid rat poisons that contain ingredients like: Difenacoum Difethialone Brodifacoum Bromadiolone If you have a rat infestation and are looking for a quick fix, there are poisons out there you can use that will kill the rats without endangering other creatures. First-generation baits are highly toxic to the animals that consume them, but are much less likely to poison other animals as well. These poisons require several feedings before a lethal dose is delivered. Look for active ingredients such as: Chlorophacinone Diphacinone Warfarin or warfarin sodium salt Sodium salt