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Rain barrels, and rain collection in general, are illegal in some areas due to water rights restrictions. Before you start constructing your collection system, look online or contact your local government to see whether it's legal in your area. Use a hand drill to carefully drill a hole on the side of your garbage can, about 5 inches (13cm) from the bottom. This hole will be used for your spigot, so make sure to use a drill bit that's a little bit smaller than or the same size as the spigot. You'll use this spigot hole to extract water from the barrel, so make sure it's not so low that you can't slide a bucket or watering can under it. If you don't want to make a water barrel, you can also purchase one online or from a home improvement store. Slide a metal washer onto the screw end of the spigot, then fit a snug rubber washer on over the screws to prevent leakage. Apply a thick layer of waterproof sealant over the rubber washer, insert the spigot into the hole, and let it dry for as long as instructed on the package. Once the sealant is dried, secure it on the inside of the barrel by sliding on another rubber washer and metal washer. If you don't have waterproof sealant, you can also use watertight Teflon tape. Use a box cutter to cut the collection hole, and make it big enough to accommodate the water flow from your downspout. Place it near the side of the lid, following the curve, so it can fit comfortably against the wall of your house. Place the barrel under your downspout and make a mark on the lid for the hole location. Don't place it too close to the center of the lid; if your downspout is against the side of your house, there won't be enough room for you to place the hole directly under it. If the barrel collects a lot of rain, it'll need an overflow opening to release the extra water. Using your drill or box cutter, cut 1-2 smaller holes in the lid to accommodate this extra flow. If you want to collect the overflow water, build a second rain barrel. Run a short length of hose or PVC pipe from the second barrel to the overflow hole in the first barrel to allow the extra water to run through. Before you secure the garbage can lid, cut a large piece of landscaping fabric and place it over the entire opening. Cut it large enough that about 1 foot (30cm) of fabric sticks out over the can. Then, attach the lid to secure it in place. Landscaping fabric is made of a fine mesh, which will allow water to pass through while keeping out mosquitoes and other pests. You can buy it online or at home improvement stores. Now that your barrel is constructed, simply set it below your downspout to collect water. To make it more convenient to use, create a small platform of bricks or another solid, durable material and set the barrel on top. This will give you more room to fill up water cans or buckets of water. If you want to connect a hose to the spigot, raising the barrel up a bit will also give you more water pressure. If you use your water for gardening, you can pour it out of the spigot as-is. If you plan to use it for cooking, drinking, or cleaning, filter it first.

summary: Make sure rain barrels are legal in your area before you start. Drill a hole near the bottom of a large plastic garbage can. Attach a spigot over the hole with waterproof sealant. Cut a hole in the lid to collect water from your home's downspout. Make a second hole to release overflow. Put landscaping fabric over the top to keep out pests. Place the barrel under your downspout to collect rainwater for a home or garden.

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Get your car checked out by an emissions technician in your area to catch anything that you might have missed or overlooked. Typically, in states that require vehicles be emission-tested, these are as common as oil-change stations and Jiffy-Lubes. Look one up in your area and schedule a test. Just because your car is running fine and shows no signs of "problems" doesn't mean that it'll pass emissions. Many vehicles can continue operating well even though they've dipped under the local government regulations. This can happen when you don't keep up with scheduled maintenance. If your check engine light is on, you will fail the emissions test automatically. If you don't know what the problem is, an emissions repair shop can run a diagnostics test and fix the problem for you. The car must be tested as-is, which means that even if the technician spots an issue that will obviously result in a failure of the test, the vehicle must be failed. If you know, for example, that you've got a leaky vacuum hose, or that your check engine light is on, you need to have those issues corrected at the shop or fix them yourself, before having the test performed. Drive your vehicle for at least 20 minutes before arriving at the emissions testing station. This will give your vehicle enough time to reach optimal temperatures for your coolant and oils as well as optimal temperature for your catalytic converter, ensuring that you'll get an accurate reading. If you cannot drive your vehicle before the test then just run your engine in park or neutral at 1500 to 2000 RPM's for at least five minutes to ensure your engine and exhaust are warmed up. In colder weather this may take a few minutes longer. Proper tire pressure will put less strain on your car engine, which will improve your chances of passing the test. Equally-distributing the weight of the vehicle as it is driven during the test by the inspector will result in a higher likelihood that you'll pass. It's a good idea to fill up the tires to the proper specs before you take it in. Because a dynamometer will be involved in the test, driving on slippery roads in which you might lose some traction can affect the efficiency of your engine, possibly enough to skew the test. To give yourself the best possibility of passing with flying colors, schedule the test for a sunny day with nice weather and good driving conditions.

summary: Schedule a vehicle inspection. Make sure the check engine light is off before your appointment. Warm up your vehicle before testing. Keep your tires inflated properly. Pick a dry day for the test.

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Its a purple-red-orange gradient app with a white, square, camera icon. If you're using an Android device, you cannot use your username to prompt Instagram to send you a password reset email. It's below the blue Login button. You may have to tap Sign in at the bottom of the screen first. If you don't remember which email address you used to create your account, typing in your Instagram username will at least give you a hint. A pop-up window with the first letter of your Instagram-registered email address and a confirmation message will appear. For example, you might see "We sent an email to m*******b@gmail.com with a link to get back into your account." It's at the bottom of the pop-up window. If you don't have access to the email address you provided, you'll need to use your phone number instead. Its subject will say "Help with your account," and you'll find a link below the Log Me In button entitled "reset your instagram password here." If you don't see an email here, look for it in the "Spam" folder (or the "Social" or "Updates" folders in Gmail). Doing so will take you to a page where you can type in a new password for your account. You'll enter it in the two text fields listed on this page. It's at the bottom of the page. If your passwords match up, you'll be taken to your Instagram home page in your mobile browser. You can now open Instagram and log in with your reset password.
summary: Open Instagram. Tap Get help signing in. Type in your username. Tap Send Login Link. Tap OK. Open your email. Open the email from Instagram. Tap the password reset link. Type in your new password twice. Tap Reset Password.