Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine what types of rodents are in your home. Determine which type of rat you're up against. Choose bait based on which type of rodent is in your home.

Answer: Determine rodent type based on the rodent dropping you find. Mice droppings are a inch long with pointy ends, and rat droppings are - inch with relatively rectangular or sausage like shapes. Squirrel droppings are roughly 3/8 inch with rounded edges, and can be recognized by the fact that they lighten in color over time. There are two common types of rats. Brown rats (Norway rats) are particularly common. Their bodies are 7-10 inches long, they have gray-brown fur, and a tail that is shorter than their body. Indoors, they live in basements and lower portions of buildings. Black rats (roof rats) are smaller, with 6-8 inch bodies, darker gray or black fur, and have tails that are longer than their bodies. Indoors, they lives in attics, voids in ceilings, and the upper portions of buildings. Peanut butter is a great option, as it appeals to all types of rodents. Certain types of bait will also work better during certain times of the year. For rats and mice, use the kind of food they've been eating in your house as bait. For example, if a rat has been eating your dog's food, use that same dog food to bait the rat into a trap. For squirrels, use peanut butter, nuts, grains, seeds, and tender fruits and vegetables.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Log into the mobile app and open the menu. Scroll down and tap the "Activity Log" option. Tap "Filter" and select "Search" from the list. Remove a single entry by tapping the "X" next to the entry. Clear your entire search history by tapping the "Clear Searches" button.

Answer: You can open the menu by tapping the "" button. You will not be asked to confirm, so make sure you really want to delete it before tapping "X". You will be asked to confirm that you want to delete everything.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash and dry your car before using the clay bar. Work with a small area at a time. Spray clay lubricant directly on the surface. Slide the clay bar along the moistened area. Use additional clay lubricant to remove clay residue. Tidy the area with a microfiber towel. Repeat the process only if necessary. Clean the entire car in the same manner.

Answer: It is best to remove surface dirt from the paint before using the clay bar. The amount of dirt particles being picked up by the bar will be reduced, thereby allowing the bar to pick up more of the wax. You should use the clay bar on an area that is no bigger than 2x2 feet (61x61 centimeters). This way, you can focus on each area more thoroughly, leading to more even removal. Some clay bars come with clay lubricant, but sometimes, you may need to purchase it separately. A clay lubricant creates a smooth surface for the clay bar to pass over, making it easier for the clay to glide along the surface of the car without leaving pieces behind. The lubricant should be misted onto the paint evenly. Wipe from side to side or top to bottom, but apply a gentle pressure either way, allowing the clay to do the majority of the work. You may actually be able to hear the clay picking up wax and various contaminants. The clay bar will resist at first, but this is normal and acceptable as long as no clay is being left behind. Continue sweeping the area until the clay bar no longer sticks. The wax is completely removed once the clay bar can slide across the surface without any resistance. If any clay pieces did break off and stick to the paint, spraying them with clay lubricant should make it easier to wipe them away. Remove any excess lubricant and clay particles with a clean terry cloth rag. Lightly rub the paint with your fingers. If it feels smooth, the clay bar did its job. If not, you may need to repeat the process once more, focusing on any areas that still feel rough. Continue working in 2x2 feet (61x61 centimeters) sections until all the wax has been stripped.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Acknowledge the conflict. Focus on the problem, not the person. Take the initiative.

Answer:
Pretending that nothing is wrong isn't the way to handle a conflict. Begin by admitting there's a problem that needs resolution. Acknowledge the conflict and the roles you and the other person have played in creating or sustaining the problem. Be honest with yourself about your own role in the situation. Think about what factors are influencing the problem, such as scheduling, personality conflicts, feeling overworked, or disrupting some kind of perceived pecking order. Look at not only your side, but the other side as well. Looking at both sides can help you understand the problem from both perspectives. If the conflict is not personal, don't make it personal. Put your focus on the problem and finding ways to solve that problem. You can't change the person, and you will likely continue working with them. Even if you don't want to be friends with the person, keep your focus on the problem without making it a personal issue. It's easy to feel personally attacked for something, especially if it's regarding your work. Do your best to not take things personally and keep everything within the lens of your work. It is important to address issues as soon as possible to prevent them from becoming larger issues in the future. If you notice a problem, then address it right away. For example, you could hold a meeting to discuss the issue and work together to find a solution. Don't wait for the person to come to you. Be the first one to bring up the problem, no matter what your role is. Sometimes a conflict can arise over a personal failure. Even so, handling failure at work with honesty and integrity can do much to prevent even worse conflicts from emerging.