Problem: How to clean ceramic floor tile
Sweep or vacuum twice a week.
Using a dry mop or vacuum is ideal, although you can sweep with a broom if you're in a hurry. Opt for a soft and fluffy dust mop, preferably with a removable end that's machine washable. OPTIONS:
- Sweep your floors a few times a week. Aim your vacuum at any remaining dirt, mold, or sediment spots.
- Look in the bathroom mirror to see if you've collected all of the product. This is potentially hazardous and can introduce odor to the tile floor that will attract hazardous waste and slow down your cleaning process.
- Wipe off the mop after every sweep. You can also use a variety of motion-absorbing vacuums, including a handheld handheld mop, a garden broom, and finally a low-pressure nozzle.
- Don't use a vacuum with a beater bar, which can scratch or dull your flooring. Try a vacuum attachment for bare floors or a soft head attachment.

Answer: Don't use a vacuum with a beater bar, which can scratch or dull your flooring. Try a vacuum attachment for bare floors or a soft head attachment.

Problem: The girl uses her right hand to make beats with the guitar and picks chords with the left hand while staring intently at the guitar. the girl OPTIONS:
- continues to play intensely, occasionally nodding her head to the rhythm.
- stops playing and continues to strum with the keys continuing to play continuously.
- stops strumming and begins singing before she picks up the guitar and begins practicing the song she was playing.
- sings trying to keep herself busy by playing the guitar.

Answer: continues to play intensely, occasionally nodding her head to the rhythm.

Problem: How to file a federal eeoc complaint
Evaluate whether you are still within the time limits for filing a charge.
The federal deadline for filing a discrimination charge is 180 days from the time the act that is the basis of your charge occurred.
If more than one act occurred, each act typically has its own deadline. OPTIONS:
- However, if the situation is an ongoing pattern of harassment, the deadline applies to the last incident that occurred. If a state or local agency enforces a law that prohibits discrimination on the same basis, your deadline to file a federal charge is extended to 300 days.
- If you do not have a current deadline, however, you cannot file a charge in federal court. If the first act that occurs within 180 days has no deadline remaining, you can file a charge in federal court.
- If at least two act occurred at the same time, you are still within the five most common categories of cases held before this deadline. You must be aware of both the time limitations and the term limitations set for a charge of discrimination.
- Generally, misdemeanor cases, including food and drug offenses, are federal or an district court case for the eeoc to recognize and respond to. However, even if you file a charge as a charge in federal court, there are no pretrial procedures laid out by federal courts.
Answer: However, if the situation is an ongoing pattern of harassment, the deadline applies to the last incident that occurred. If a state or local agency enforces a law that prohibits discrimination on the same basis, your deadline to file a federal charge is extended to 300 days.