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Tips for Building a Cat House

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  Cat House or Cat Kennel is a home for cats, preferably adapted to the needs of the cat. Requirements for a cat house or cage: 1. Cage size for 1 cat with a body weight of about 4 kg at least L 63 cm x H 90 cm x H 65 cm. 2. In the cage there must always be food, drink, and sand + a place (preferably not newspapers) which is always clean and hygienic. 3. The cage mat should not hurt the cat's feet. 4. The size of the cage door should allow the cat to enter and exit the cage freely. 5. No rust, made of materials that are safe for cats and their health.   It must be clean and healthy so that the cat is comfortable 1. Cages, rooms, places for feeding, drinking, and where manure should always be cleaned periodically, usually with TH4, chlorine or detergent. Air circulation. 2. Must always be maintained, not too stuffy Environmental conditions. 3. Humidity of 40-60% measured by hydrometer. 4. The ideal temperature 21-24 ° c. 5. In the room there should not b...
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Making Of Indonesian Tranditional Papua House Miniature With Make Use Of Cardboard Recycled Waste

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  The materials used in the making of miniature traditional houses mostly come from the surrounding environment and the costs incurred for making them are cheap. These materials include bamboo, used plywood, used biscuit cans, dried banana leaves, galam tree bark and grass grass. The tools used also have a relatively long service life depending on the quality of the goods and the cost of shrinkage is small. The obstacles faced in making this miniature are: When determining the curvature of the bamboo that will be used for the roof frame of the miniature building. To carry out the gluing process, the roof frame is removed 3 times. The difference between these two miniatures can be seen in the pictures of each of these miniature houses. This Kariwari house is octagonal in shape, the Kariwari traditional house is above sea water. When producing 2 (two) miniature Papuan traditional houses, the total weight of waste that can be utilized is 930.6 g. That is, in making this recycled waste...
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