How to learn new things
Take classes.
If you're in school, you have your pick of the topics that interest you. If you aren't, or if your school offers a limited program, you'll need to find teachers elsewhere.

OPTIONS:
- Check out the course listings at your local community college. Look for churches, free schools, and community recreation centers, and cultural centers that offer lessons.
- You should take some class at the end of the semester to show prospective teachers you're interested in these topics. See if anything has caught your interest and pursue it.
- Join clubs or groups based on your interest. That way, you'll have a point to talk about while you're learning.
- Review the material whenever you read it. Sometimes you'll become so zoned out by a certain thing that you may fail to pay attention.

Check out the course listings at your local community college. Look for churches, free schools, and community recreation centers, and cultural centers that offer lessons.

Then, the person cleans the borders of the window with a cloth, and shows the dirt in the cloth. after

OPTIONS:
- , the person blows the dirt with a leaf blower.
- , the person covers another window with an cloth with dirt.
- , the person takes a bottle from the sill and continues cleaning the borders of the window screen.
- , the person cleans close the window, and action the window with the cloth.

, the person takes a bottle from the sill and continues cleaning the borders of the window screen.

How to mince garlic
Free the individual cloves from the bulb.
You can't mince garlic until you prepare the cloves for use. Start by using the palm of your hand to press down firmly on the bulb.

OPTIONS:
- Use the flat side of your hand, rather than the pointed side, so the garlic is pressed firmly into the bulb. Loosen the bulb with a couple of fingers by moving the garlic in a slow, controlled motion.
- The individual cloves will separate from each other as gentle pressure is applied. The loose outer skin, which has a brittle papery appearance and texture, can be pulled off and discarded to get to the cloves.
- Let the garlic come up to your liking, but don't bend or slice it. Keep holding the garlic pieces up to prevent the garlic from being crushed.
- Then lift the bulb out to reveal the garlic and pick up the cloves. Your recipe reads, " tap garlic garlic " or similar, but can be made more complex by grinding your garlic into small pieces using regular grinding or grinding devices.

The individual cloves will separate from each other as gentle pressure is applied. The loose outer skin, which has a brittle papery appearance and texture, can be pulled off and discarded to get to the cloves.

How to snake a toilet
Place the end of the snake into the toilet.
Unfurl the snake and lower the bulbous metal end into the toilet bowl. Begin the feeding the snake into the mouth of the drain.

OPTIONS:
- At the end of the snake is a curved hook, which will help break up and grab debris that has accumulated in the pipes. Make sure the plastic coating on the end of the snake is intact so it doesn't scratch the porcelain.
- Place one hand over the mouth of the toilet bowl and the other over the toilet. Place one hand on the long segment of the snake, and lean the toilet over it to slide the snake loose.
- Loosen as much air as possible into the toilet bowl by pushing down hard on the plastic plunger button. Position the shank of the snake tightly into the receptacle.
- Put the base of the snake in line with the top of the bowl. During the feeding process, you will need to position the part of the snake that feeds upward in the toilet bowl.
At the end of the snake is a curved hook, which will help break up and grab debris that has accumulated in the pipes. Make sure the plastic coating on the end of the snake is intact so it doesn't scratch the porcelain.