context: How to play with your parakeet
Disguise treats.
Because parakeets are foragers and enjoy taking things apart with their beaks, your parakeet will appreciate taking things apart and finding a treat. An easy game to play with your parakeet is to wrap up a treat in paper and allow your bird to pull it apart.
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next sentence for the context: You can fold the paper or simply ball it up, either way your bird will enjoy finding the treat in the middle. Paper foraging games are particularly useful for training a young bird to play.

context: How to dehydrate meat
Cut the meat into inch strips.
Trim away all visible fat.
Combine the meat with the soy sauce, worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper and garlic in a large bowl.
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next sentence for the context: Cover with plastic wrap if the bowl does not come with a cover and marinate the meat in the refrigerator for 1 to 2 hours to allow the flavors to penetrate the meat. Place the meat and marinade into a saucepan, turn the stove burner on high and bring to a boil.

context: How to protect bathroom grout
Dry your bathroom after every shower or cleaning.
Use a squeegee, towel or cloth to dry all tiles after they get wet. Make sure you have a bathroom fan or window that can suck the excess moisture out from the air.
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next sentence for the context: If you do not do this, grout will absorb excess moisture, which will turn into mold and mildew. It will stain and breakdown the structure of the grout, causing it to crumble prematurely.

context: How to protect children from burns and scalds
Keep young children away from sources of fire.
This includes fires, matches, candles and cigarettes. Teach children not to play with matches or lighters and to bring them to adults straight away if they find them.
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Keep stoves on a flat, raised surface out of the reach of children. If an open cooking fire is used, it should be made on a raised mound of clay, not directly on the ground.