Q: It will be easier to remove a clog if the pipes are free of water. If the water doesn't drain, you may need to try plunging or snaking. If you have a strainer that is attached with screws, use a screwdriver to remove it. Some drain covers simply lift out or can be unscrewed with your hands. Put the cover in the open position and remove any screws that need to be undone. Then lift the cover out. If you have a drop stopper, lift the stopper and find the screw at tub level. Unscrew it and the top section of the device. Most clogs are caused by hair. If the hair is sitting near the surface, just pull it out with your fingers. Wear rubber gloves if you don't want to touch the hair with your bare hands.
A: Wait for several minutes after showering so that the water can drain. Use a screwdriver or your hands to remove the drain stopper. Remove surface level clogs by hand.

Article: Before the conversation, figure out when your mom is usually free. Also, think about where you would feel most comfortable talking. If you have a lot of siblings, for example, you may not want to talk in living room where your brothers usually play video games. You may, instead, want to talk in your bedroom, where there are less distractions. Figure out a time when your mom is home and not busy. For example, maybe she usually has free time on Wednesday night just after dinner. Be a little flexible, however, as schedules are subject to change. Think of several times that you could potentially approach your mom. When you find the right time, you can start the conversation with something simple. Say something like, "Mom, can I ask you about something?" If you want your mom to trust you, she needs to believe what you say. Tell her sincerely why you want earrings. Also, be direct about this. Avoid beating around the bush and, instead, just make your case without hesitation. State outright what you want to talk about. Say something like, "Mom, I really want to get my ears pierced and I was hoping to get your permission." From there, give an honest reason as to why you want your ears pierced. For instance, "I just think it would look really nice, and it would be a great way to expand my style and express myself more. I think I would feel a little better about myself if I could pick out earrings that show who I am." You do not want to dominate the conversation This will make you look argumentative and, therefore, immature. If you want your mom to listen, strive to hear her side too. Even if she's saying something you don't like, take the time to listen before you respond. Your mom may have a lot of reasons for not wanting you to get your ears pierced. She may think you're too young. She may worry it's too expensive. Whatever her reason, try to listen. Tell her you understand. You want your mom to feel like you heard what she was saying. You can respond with something simple like, "I understand that you think I'm a little young for this." You can let your mom know why you disagree with her, or push for some kind of compromise. However, you should avoid outright complaining. Do not whine, beg, or argue with your mom if she says, "No" or expresses hesitance. This is unlikely to get her to agree. For example, don't say something like, "Of course I'm old enough! All the girls in school have their ears pierced. Sarah's mom let her do it. Please!" Instead, offer a mature response. Try saying, "I get that you think I'm a little young for this, but a lot of girls my age do have their ears pierced. My friend Sarah's been pretty good at caring for her piercings, and I've been reading up on how to care for mine. I do think I could be responsible about it, even though I'm a little young."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Approach your mom at the right time. Be direct and honest. Listen to your mom's perspective. Avoid arguing or whining.

Problem: Article: Perhaps you want to quit arguing with your siblings or stop biting your nails. Maybe you want to continue going to church every week or keep your grades up. You may want to start volunteering in your community or join a sport or club. Put these goals in your letter to see if you have achieved them in the future. Think about what advice you want to give your future self. Your advice can be simple or complex. Examples include "be nice to Mom," "invest money in the stock market," "attend church every week," "don't worry so much, everything will be OK," "take college seriously," or "save up money for a nice car." Consider what issues you struggle with currently to help you think of advice for your future self. These questions should make the current you reflect on what you'll need to do to become who you want to be, while making the future you reflect on what you've done to reach the point you'll be at. You can ask yourself: Do you enjoy your job? What do you do in order to relax? Who is the most important person in your life? What is your relationship with your parents like? How do they treat you and how do you treat them? If you could change one thing about your life, what would it be?
Summary: Add things you want to stop, continue, and start doing. Give yourself advice. Ask yourself questions.

Q: Select "Visualization" from the options there. " You'll find this in the pop-up menu. This is usually on the bottom part of the Preferences window. You can also use the Alt + K (Windows) or Command + K (Mac) keyboard shortcut to directly open the Configuration window of the visualization currently selected. You need to turn off the visualization feature first before you can open the Configuration window.
A:
Click on "Options" from the menu panel. Choose "Configure Plug-in. Select the plug-in you like then click on "Configure" button.