Make sure you document every incident involving your complaint. Write down the date, time, and nature of the complaint. For example, noise or disturbances, unkempt property etc. If it is a constant problem you are more likely to get help from your landlord, neighborhood association, or the police. Document any attempts to clear this up with the neighbors. Save any returned calls, emails, or letters that they use to respond to your request. Simply letting your troublesome neighbor know you are making note of their annoying behavior can act as a deterrent from further violations. There might be rules in it regarding noise, property maintenance, visitors, or pets. If you find your neighbor's behavior is violating terms of the lease in your building, then you can let them know politely they are breaking the lease. If they are breaking established rules set out in a lease, this can give you some leverage if you make a complaint with your landlord. If they aren't violating the lease, you can still try to complain to the landlord. Give them documentation about the incident with the offending neighbors and any attempts to get the neighbors to clean up their act. The landlord might not want to hear about minor complaints such as small amounts of noise or things beyond your control, like a crying infant. It your complaint regards a larger issue such as property damage or illegal activity, the landlord or management company will likely want to step in quickly. Make sure you give them evidence you have resolved the issue yourself. Landlords will not want to deal with someone who is a constant complainer. There may be local laws regarding noise and disturbance, property maintenance, and pet control. See if your neighbors are violating any of these. If they are, consider making a complaint to a condo association or neighborhood organization. You can also call the police if any of these violations get out of hand. If you feel threatened in any way, you should call the police. The police will respond to complaints about noise or domestic disturbance. You may even save someone's life if you call about a domestic disturbance at a neighbor's property. The police can visit the property to determine if a violation is taking place. For example, if they are violating a noise level ordinance the police can assess that and write a citation. The police can keep your identity anonymous so the neighbors won't know who made the complaint. Make a complaint to your local precinct for less immediate concerns. Use these wisely, as too many complaints will be a nuisance to police and may be a distraction from their job. The police are unlikely to be able to help about something like a dangerous tree limb or overgrown property, so keep your complaints to noise, disturbances, or troublesome behavior.

Summary: Take notes. Check your lease, if you rent. File a complaint with your landlord. Check local ordinances. Go to the authorities.

Locate a hidden area on the damaged surface. Soak a cotton ball with the removal chemical that you plan on using. Place the cotton ball on the surface and keep it there for 5 minutes. Remove the ball and check the spot for any discoloration or damage. This will let you know if that chemical is safe to use on a larger area. You can use 100% acetone to loosen up Gorilla Glue from fabrics or even hard surfaces. Get a cotton ball and soak it in acetone. Then, place it on top of the glued surface and leave it for 5 minutes. Remove the ball and wipe the surface off with a water-dampened rag. Repeat this process if the glue stays stuck. Do not apply acetone to plastic surfaces, as it can cause additional damage to them. Dampen a cotton ball or folded paper towel with isopropyl alcohol and place it against the glued on area. Let the alcohol sit on the surface for about 5 minutes. Remove it and wipe the area down with warm, soapy water. The glue should be loosened enough to scrape away with the edge of putty knife. Get a putty knife or other tool and apply pressure to the side of the glued area. Make a gentle scraping motion to lift up the edges of the glue. If the glue stays put, then add a bit of acetone to the area with a cotton ball and try again. Apply a bit of acetone or soap and water onto the fabric. Then, get a toothbrush and rub it over the glued on area. Try to alternate directions while rubbing and experiment with a light jabbing motion against the fabric to flake the glue away. After you've removed as much glue as you can from the surface of the fabric, place it in the washing machine by itself on the warmest setting possible. Read the instructions on the fabric's label to avoid damaging it. It's best if you wait until the Gorilla Glue is fully dry before completing this step. This will prevent the glued parts from sticking to other areas of the fabric. If you get glue on plastic products, it can be more difficult to remove, as acetone and alcohol will eat through the surface of the plastic. Get rid of the glue by soaking a cotton cloth in warm water and dish soap. Place this cloth on top of the glued area and leave it for 2 to 4 hours. Drip a mixture of soap and water onto the cloth during this time to keep it moistened. After you remove the cloth, you can wipe up the glue if it has dissolved. If the glue is still there, then scrub it gently with a toothbrush.

Summary: Do a test spot. Apply acetone to the surface. Apply isopropyl alcohol to metal or non-plastic surfaces. Peel the glue away with a blunt tool if it's stuck to a hard surface. Scrub fabric with a toothbrush. Wash any clothing or fabrics. Lay a soaked wet cloth on plastic surfaces.

There are many different types of trends: fashion trends, slang trends, new dances or social media trends. Some are easier than others to pull off, and all take a great deal of effort to popularize. You'll want it to have a couple of qualities: mainly originality and simplicity. Creative, simple and accessible trends catch on because many people notice the trend and are able to participate. Make sure your idea is original. While many trends build on current styles and ideas, good trends represent something unique. You'll need to come up with an idea that is not only unusual, but makes people wish they had thought about it before. The trend needs to be something that truly interests you too, and not just something new for the sake of being new. Make sure it's original and authentic to who you are as a person. Keep your trend simple. The more complicated a trend is and the more steps people have to follow, the less they will be interested. Trends like slap bracelets, the Macarena and reaction videos are simple, easy to make, learn or buy, and none of them take a lot of work for normal people to participate in. Try to angle for the same simplicity with your trend. You'll want to make sure that your trend is relatable and interesting to those around you. It will only catch on if other people find it interesting, so make sure it makes sense for the setting you spend your time in, whether it's school, an office, or an internet forum.
Summary: Think about the type of trend you want to start. Think about the qualities of your trend. Tailor the trend to your environment.