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If you want to capture a funny chat conversation, show someone an error message on your computer, share instructions on how to complete a task, or even contribute to a wikiHow, screenshots are the ideal solution. With screenshots, you can show others what appears on your computer screen.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to use Twitter, including how to create an account and upload tweets. Step Part 1 of 7: Creating a Twitter Account Step 1. Open Twitter Visit https://www.twitter.com/ through your computer's web browser.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to create a Windows icon file using Microsoft Paint and Paint 3D in Windows 10. However, there are some limitations you'll find with the regular version of Microsoft Paint when creating icons. Therefore, you can use Paint 3D to create more complex icons if necessary.
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It's called a test/exam that thrives like weeds, right? You take one exam and there's another exam waiting around the corner. It's time to show those exams who's in charge: you're sure to get a lot of "A" and "B" marks soon.
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You may want to make the most of your teenage years. Living seriously in this time can help develop good habits for adulthood. There are several ways to improve life as a teenager. Set goals and desires, pursue success academically and in other areas, cultivate a sense of self-worth and image, and make sure you develop positive relationships.
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This article aims to help you organize your furniture. The most important part is that you first need to get rid of things that are not used, move the bed and make sure there are no objects under it, then you are ready to rearrange your furniture.
If a swarm of tiny flies suddenly emerges from the sink, bathtub, or shower, chances are your home has been attacked by sewage flies. Waste flies (drain fly/moth fly) live and breed in organic matter trapped in wet waterways. Therefore, getting rid of these nuisance pests is usually as easy as cleaning all kinds of dirt in the pipes.
Do many lizards often enter your house? These tiny reptiles can reduce insect populations, so it's best to keep the lizards out of your home rather than poison or kill them. Read the first step below to learn how to get rid of lizards and keep them from coming back.
Commercial rat poison is effective against rodents, but it contains toxic chemicals that pose a risk of harm to people and pets in your home. Alternatively, you can make your own rat poison using products or materials you have at home, such as cornstarch, gypsum cement, or flour.
Ants are annoying pests that can disturb your home or yard. Simply killing the ants you see will not solve the bigger problem and eradicate the entire colony. The only way to eradicate an entire ant colony is to kill the ant queen. Without the queen ant, the colony can be eradicated in a few months.
Powdery mildew is a powdery-looking fungus that is sprinkled on plants, often in a round shape. Powdery mildew appears mostly on leaves, but can also attack stems, flowers and fruit. Infected leaves may break, tear, turn yellowish, or dry out.
Are you bothered by the presence of insects in your house? Sometimes, insects will multiply so that the number increases. Oftentimes, killing and exterminating insects is quite scary. Fortunately, there are several ways to control and eradicate insects from your home.
Are you tired of listening to the crickets ringing every night on your porch? Maybe you need to catch some crickets to eat your pet snake, or use as bait when fishing. There are several reasons to catch crickets, and these reasons number almost as much as there are ways to catch them.
Forty percent of mammals are categorized as rodents. However, the species of rodents that usually disturb and damage homes, garages, and yards are rats, squirrels, and squirrels. To get rid of rodents that roam indoors naturally, seal off the entrance to the house so that no more animals enter.
Flies are fairly common household pests and often spread disease by contaminating food and various surfaces. Some fly species, such as the deer fly and the horse fly, can even bite! Show the swarms of flies who has real power in the house using a variety of traps, repellent products, and chemical sprays.
Rats are small warm-blooded rodents that can be found anywhere. With its big front teeth, it can bite into anything. Rats are also dangerous when building their nests in your home because they carry diseases and parasites. Usually, mice nest in roofs, basements, patios, under concrete, and behind walls, and breed quickly.
Possums are native to Australia and New Zealand and love to disturb gardens. Possums are different from opossums/squirrels, which are the only marsupials in the northern hemisphere and their expulsion requires somewhat different tactics. If a possum likes a favorite fruit or plant in your garden, it can steal everything until there's nothing left.
German cockroaches are a type of cockroach that are often found in homes and restaurants. You can get rid of German cockroaches in your home or restaurant using gel baits, bait stations (boxes with toxic baits that are safe for humans and pets), and glue traps.
Mites (spider mites) are small pests that suck plant sap that are quite difficult to eradicate. The mites attach themselves to the underside of plant leaves, sucking nutrients from the leaves, and sometimes making the leaves dry and die. After identifying the attack on the plant, the mite can be eradicated using natural means, provided you continue to take good care of the plant.
Frogs reduce the insect population in your area and are relatively harmless, unless you are dealing with a species that is toxic to pets. One good way to reduce frog populations is to use their natural predators, such as cats or even snakes.
Spiders can be uninvited guests. However, if you find a spider in your house, that doesn't mean you have to kill it! Fortunately, there are several methods you can use to catch spiders and get them out of the house without hurting them. Even if you are a person who is afraid of spiders, you can use this method and don't need to come into direct contact with spiders.
Fleas are small insects that always bite and suck the blood of humans and warm-blooded animals, such as dogs and cats. Ticks are difficult to find because of their small size. In addition, fleas also move so fast that it is difficult to see with the naked eye.
Adult chinch bugs can reach about 8.5 mm in length and are usually black with white wings (though these insects change color several times in the nymph phase). If left untreated, plant lice will suck up the grass sap and leave yellow patches on the grass in the yard.
Armyworms are green-striped caterpillars that will turn into moths when they mature. The caterpillar is given the name armyworm (meaning army caterpillar) because these insects travel in small armies, which will prey on anything in their path.
As anyone who has ever been a victim of bedbug attacks will tell you, getting rid of these little blood-sucking vampires is as difficult as dealing with the true picture of these hideous fleas, crawling all over your body, and in your bed when you sleep at night.