Enter the stall, and look for the plastic container housing the toilet seat covers. Grip the outside of one, and pull it up gently to separate it from the rest. The cover should come out easily with little effort. Along the "bowl" of the cover are 3 small attachments of paper securing the flap to the outer ring. Before you set the cover down, gently rip off these joints with your fingers so the flap can fall inside the bowl. There is 1 joint on the left side, 1 in the middle, and 1 on the right side. You can simply pinch the paper and the joints should easily rip off. As you do this, avoid ripping off the entire flap. The flap of the toilet seat cover is the middle, circular section. Align the flap so it falls inside the bowl and the outer ring covers the seat of the toilet completely. The part of the cover where the flap is still connected should meet the front edge of the toilet, opposite the flushing mechanism. If you put the toilet seat on backward, that's okay! It really doesn't matter, as long as the toilet seat is covered. When you finish using the bathroom, you don't have to take off the cover and dispose of it. The covers are made from a material that breaks down in the water. Simply flush it when you finish.
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One-sentence summary -- Pull the toilet seat cover straight out of the container. Pinch the 3 inside joints to release the middle flap section. Place the seat cover onto the toilet so the flap goes inside the bowl. Flush the toilet when finished to automatically dispose of the seat cover.

Rinse 2 tall glasses with water first, then freeze them for 10 to 20 minutes. You don't have to do this, but it will help keep your float from melting too fast. Do't dry the glasses first. The water will freeze on the glass and give you a frosty film. If you are worried abut the glasses breaking and don't care about the frosty finish, stick the glasses into the fridge for 3 to 4 hours instead. Again, you don't have to do this, but it will help slow down the melting process and give you an extra cold treat. Take the root beer out of the freezer first. Add a swirl of whipped cream onto each float, then top it off with a maraschino cherry. Serve the root beer floats immediately with straws and long, slender spoons. You can also serve the root beer floats as-is, without any garnishes.
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One-sentence summary -- Freeze your glasses ahead of time, if desired. Pop the glasses back into the freezer for another 10 minutes, if desired. Garnish the root beer float, if desired, then serve it immediately.

More often than not, this is labeled as "Hard drive." It could also be your (C:) drive, however. " If it is highlighted, you can also press Command + I (uppercase "i") to open the info pane. Once you've opened info, the amount of space should be visible as a number of Gigabytes (GB). This is the amount of space you have for files like music, movies, photos, and documents.
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One-sentence summary -- Open up Finder and locate your hard drive. Control-Click on the drive and select "Get info. Read the size and remaining space on your drive.

If you just moved to town, you may not know the area well. Do some research to see if there were any recent tragedies or accidents. Some people believe areas that have dark histories are more prone to hauntings. You can look up the history of your town online. Try stopping by a local library that archives old newspapers. You may find some unusual stories there. Some websites allow you to enter your address and, for a fee, they will provide you with information about deaths that occurred in your home. You can also try simply searching for your address online. There may have been a news story if someone died in your home, or if a tragic event occurred there. You can hire professionals to do an energy audit of your home. This involves using a thermodynamic camera to check your home for dips in heat. A home with inexplicable dips in heat and uneven temperatures may be haunted. Energy audits can sometimes find logical causes of dips in energy. This can allow you to fix problems in your home that cause things like drafts, slamming windows, and flickering lights. Stick to people like professional mechanics, who offer non-paranormal services. Paranormal investigators are not legitimate and will not provide a real service. There's a good chance there's a rational reason for drafts and cold spots that may require repairs that paranormal investigators cannot provide. If you just moved to a neighborhood, your house may have a reputation for being haunted. Ask your neighbors if they know of any paranormal activities in your home. Ask them if previous neighbors ever said anything about your home being haunted.
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Research the area. See if anyone died in your home. Do an energy audit. Talk to your neighbors.