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If the problem is severe, and immediate attention is necessary, you can look into fumigation options for termite control. Fumigation has the advantage of being able to treat every part of your home and its structure in one go. It is normally only recommended if multiple colonies are found in a single structure. Fumigation is not something that you can carry out yourself. It involves your house being covered over with a giant tent, and fumigators pumping in gas which spreads throughout your home. It is supposed to seep into every crack and crevice in one treatment and kill off the termites that have taken up residence there. A specialist will need to make specific plans for the particulars of your infestation. If your house is going to be fumigated, a pest control company will enter your home, and work for three to five days. Before they arrive you have to take precautions, including ensuring that all food is sealed well or removed from your home. The fumigators will take care of everything else and advise you how to be ready. You won't be able to access the house until they are finished so you need to be prepared. There are two different types of poisons used to kill termites; one is a stomach poison, and the other a hormone which prevents termites to regrow a cuticle after moulting. The poisons have a two-fold benefit, since termites will eat the remains of their colony members. Even post tenting and fumigation, a problem may flare up once more with termites; unfortunately, this procedure does not rid your home of termite eggs.

summary: Consider fumigating your home. Contact an expert. Prepare for the fumigation.

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Cover a baking sheet with newspaper, and scatter the grounds in a layer no more than 2in (5.1cm) thick. The thinner you spread them, the faster they'll dry. If conditions are dry and sunny, let them sit outside for 2 to 3 days to dry. Alternatively, you can dry them in the oven at 200F (93C) for a total of 20 to 30 minutes. Every 10 minutes, rotate the baking sheet and check to see if they're dry. Wet coffee grounds promote mold growth, so any that you're storing for reuse need to be dried. Since they're abrasive and acidic, coffee grounds are good at scrubbing away residue on pots and pans. Keep in mind coffee grounds can leave behind a brown tinge, so make sure anything you clean with them is stain-resistant. Remember that coffee grounds can clog a drain. If you use grounds to scrub a pot, use a kitchen sink plug with a fine mesh drain basket to collect the grounds, then throw them in the trash. For a moisturizing, exfoliating scrub, mix a tablespoon of olive oil with 14c (59mL) of used coffee grounds. Massage your face and any areas of dry, flaky skin, then rinse off the grounds and oil with lukewarm water. If you have oily skin, skip the olive oil. Just massage your face with coffee grounds, then rinse. A teaspoon or so of grounds here and there won't clog your drains, but you still shouldn't get in the habit of pouring them down the drain. For larger amounts, like 14c (59mL), you'll definitely need to collect the used grounds with a drain stopper instead of letting them go down the drain. Grab your coffee filter filled with used grounds, tie it tightly with a rubber band, then soak it in 2c (470mL) of water. Steep it for 10 minutes, or longer for a deeper color, then mix in a teaspoon of vinegar to set the dye. Use your sepia-toned dye on paper, fabric, clothes, for touching up worn brown furniture, or to color your hair naturally. The best way to dispose of medicines is with a community drug take-back program. However, if that's not an option, you can also throw them out with coffee grounds. Put the medicine in a sealable plastic bag, fill the bag with used coffee grounds, then seal the bag and throw it in the garbage. Keep in mind that the best option is a take-back program. Contact your local pharmacy for information about local take-back programs. If none are available in your area, consider using the coffee ground method. Always dispose of narcotic pain killers and other commonly abused prescription drugs through a take-back program.

summary: Dry any coffee grounds you're storing to prevent mold growth. Scrub stubborn buildup with a small amount of grounds. Try exfoliating your skin with coffee grounds. Soak used grounds in hot water to make a dye. Mix expired or unneeded medicines with used coffee grounds.

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Some 4-way switches may have the "in" and "out" pairs opposite each other, rather than top and bottom. Look at the markings on yours and read the instructions carefully. If you are adding more 4-way switches, repeat these steps with the two 3-conductor cables entering each 4-way switch location from the adjacent switches.
summary: Attach the red wire entering the 4-way switch box from the first 3-way switch box to the red wire going to the next 4-way switch. Attach the black and white/blue traveler wires entering the 4-way switch box to the "in" terminals, often the top terminals on the 4-way switch - black on the left top pole and white/blue on the right top pole. Attach the black and white/blue traveler wires exiting the 4-way switch box to the next 4-way (or final 3-way) switch box to the "out" terminals, often the bottom terminals on the 4-way switch - black on the left bottom pole and white/blue on the right bottom pole.