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This is typically a small, manual hand-held auger that is called a "drain auger" on its packaging. These are available at all home improvement and hardware stores. Plumbers often use electric augers, but those are typically not worth the financial investment for fixing your own drain clogs that only happen once in awhile. In most cases, you will have a cover on the drain that can be removed simply by unscrewing it. Once you unscrew it, look down into the drain. If you see an item that looks like a ball locked under a ring, this needs to be removed as well. Push a flat-head screwdriver between the edge of the pipe and the ring and pry it out of the drain. When working on the floor drain it's a good idea to wear rubber gloves. This will keep all dirt and debris in the drain off of your hands. Feed the cable out of the tool and into the drain until you hit the clog. To feed the cable you my need to release a handle on the tool, but each auger will be slightly different. Keep pushing the cable down into the drain even when you feel a bit of resistance, as this may simply be a bend in the pipe. When you have tried to push past an area of resistance several times to no avail, you have likely hit the clog. In some cases you can tell that you are at a clog because the cable won't advance any further but it gives a little every time you push on it. If it's stuck at a bend in the pipe, it won't budge with pressure. Turn the cable by rotating the handle on the auger. Once you've rotated the cable several times, pull up slightly on it to see if you've captured any of the clogged matter. Push and prod the clog so you can begin to break it up while trying to hook it. Work on the clog until you can feel that you've punctured through the other end. Continue turning the handle to break up the clog into smaller pieces. If the clog won't seem to budge, it may be a solid object that you've hooked. Pull the snake out of the drain with care by winding it back into the container. Be gentle so you don't lose the clog if it's hooked on the end of the snake. Clean the mess off the snake with a towel as it emerges. Dump the drain matter into a bucket. Keep pulling up as much of the clog as you can until the snake is free.

summary: Get an auger designed for snaking floor drains. Remove all covers and backflow valves from the drain. Start pushing the cable down into the drain. Hook the clog by rotating the cable in the pipe. Pull the clog out slowly.

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Ensure that you know whether you are in the Foundation Tier or the Higher Tier. There are many different examination boards, so make sure you are studying from the correct one - they differ slightly in their expectations. Everything that you have been learning in maths has been indirectly for GCSE. The information from the past two years of studying is more important as you learn more maths than you ever have in your life. Redo exercises again and again to make sure that you really know how to answer the questions correctly. Look at websites that explain more difficult questions. This is a must! You need to know the format of the exam before you take it for real, so that certain questions do not come as a shock to you. Mark the past papers and go over each question so that you have a good understanding of where you went wrong. Do some practice of questions from the topics that you struggled with in the past papers. If you are seriously struggling with maths, ask your parents for help if they know maths, ask siblings/cousins/friends; go to your teacher for help - the purpose of teachers is to make sure that you understand everything so use that opportunity! It may be awkward to ask the teacher for help, especially in front of your friends but remember, this is your life you are talking about. If you don't do well in your Maths GCSE, you may struggle in further education and in finding a job in the future. Watch maths-help videos online - they are very useful as there is someone who talks you through the questions as they solve them. Get a tutor. Although you will have to pay, this person may help you gain more confidence in maths and will help you to understand and solve maths questions.

summary: Be sure you are using the correct specification for studying. Study from your textbook or any notes that you may have taken. Review past exams. Ask for help if you are feeling lost.

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You can dry your hair with your blow dryer using warm air instead of hot air if you are trying to minimize heat damage. A warm setting will use a little bit of heat to straighten your hair with less risk of damage.
summary: Set your blow dryer to warm.