Article: One of the immediate ways to kill bed bugs is to steam them out. They cannot survive the steam, so any that you can see, you can steam. Use a handheld steamer to blow steam at the bugs. However, be warned. This solution will only kill the ones you can see, not ones buried down in crevices. Bed bugs like to hide. Strip your bed of its bedding, and store it in a double trash bag. Vacuum your mattress and box springs as best you can, including underneath both. Dealing with your mattress first is the most immediate thing you can do. Since bed bugs bite at night, you need to clear your sleeping area of bed bugs if possible by vacuuming and encasing the mattress, then isolate the bed from more bed bugs. The encasement should be one that is meant to keep out bed bugs. It should also be strong enough to not rip. Cover both your mattress and box springs with individual encasements. Bed bugs cannot move in and out of these casings, stopping the ones inside from biting you. The ones inside will eventually die, and the ones outside will have lost a place to hide. You should keep it on for a year. If your cover becomes torn, throw it out, and replace it. Bed bugs can move through small openings. Wash your bedding in very hot water, rinse it in hot water, as well. Then dry it on a hot setting. The hot water should kill any bed bugs in the bedding. Be sure to discard the bags the bedding was in outside, so the bed bugs aren't in your house. Set the bags in the sun on a hot afternoon. The heat should kill any bed bugs inside. If your room is cluttered, make sure you clean up. Clutter provides places for bed bugs to hide, so by removing the items, you reduce their chances of surviving. You can suck up a good number of bed bugs just by vacuuming thoroughly. Make sure to take the vacuum bag or contents outside once you are done vacuuming. Interceptors go under the feet of your bed. They're designed to keep bed bugs from crawling up into your bed. Commercial ones create a little moat that traps bed bugs before they can reach the bed post. If your bed touches the wall or furniture, bed bugs can still crawl in.
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Try a steamer. Vacuum your mattress. Pick an encasement for your mattress. Cover your mattress and box springs. Throw out the cover if it rips. Wash your bedding. Place clothes in black trash bags. Clean up. Vacuum your room. Use bed bug interceptors. Move your bed away from the wall and furniture.

Problem: Article: How can your product or service appeal to people in a way that you haven't thought about yet? Try marketing it with that angle and see if sales grow. The classic case of Arm & Hammer advertising from decades ago is a great example of how to multi-purpose a brand. The company advertised its baking soda product as a means to deodorize drains once it had outlived its usefulness as a refrigerator air freshener. You might think that, to increase sales, you should lower prices in an effort to attract more customers. While sales and discounts often lead people to purchase your product or service, sometimes raising prices is also the right move. If you keep the same number of customers after your price increase, then you'll definitely raise your top line sales figure. Higher prices often lead to a perception of increased quality. That impression could send more business your way. Customers love great deals, so special one-time offers are a great way to raise your sales in the short term. However, to take full advantage of the sales "spike" a special deal can provide, make sure as many people know about it as possible. This may mean mentioning upcoming deals to your existing customers, distributing flyers or handouts, paying for advertisements, or more. Balance the costs of publicizing your deal with the benefits you're likely to gain from it. Flat or percentage price cuts for certain products (e.g. $20 off all microwaves) Percent discounts for purchases over a certain price (e.g. 10% off on purchases over $70) Buy x, get y free deals (e.g. buy three, get one free) Limited-time bundles (e.g. buy a computer by the end of the month and receive a free keyboard) Free shipping for orders over $50. Why sell a product for $100 if you have a chance of selling a different product for $150? By offering customers the chance to buy a better version of the product they want to purchase, you boost your sales and the customer gets a better product. Everybody wins. If, for instance, your customer is purchasing a 21 inch (53.3cm) television set, you might give them an opportunity to upgrade to a 24 inch (61.0cm) television at the checkout, for only a little extra. The customer may or may not take the bait, but you'll never lose the original sale unless you push very hard, so it's very difficult to lose money with this trick. Don't settle for making a sale on one item if you can get away with selling two! When a customer is making a purchase, you may want to offer them another item that complements an item in their shopping cart. Recommend something your customer is likely to need to make the most out of the purchase, like some sort of optional accessory. You can even offer a discount on the second item to sweeten the deal! For example, if a customer's buying toys, you might upsell by offering your customer a pack of batteries. Or, if the customer is buying a printer, you might offer $10 off of a pack of ink cartridges. Another great way to make a little extra money is to upsell optional services or plans when the customer makes his or her purchase. Optional warranties, protection plans, and subscriptions to services or publications related to your customer's purchase are all things you can recommend to make a sale more profitable. For example, if you're selling a customer a car, you might offer a warranty that covers any problems caused by the car's workmanship as part of a package deal. One way that businesses frequently practice "passive" upselling is by positioning small impulse-buy products near the point of sale (cash register, checkout line, etc.) Because these small items are relatively cheap and offer instant gratification, customers will frequently add these to their purchase. Over time, the profits from these tiny sales can add up. You have probably noticed this method of upselling in practice at the grocery store checkout line, where gum, candy bars, and beverages are frequently for sale. If you're running an e-commerce business, you still have a virtual checkout line. Advertise small, inexpensive items within the shopping cart screens so customers can buy additional items they might like.
Summary: Create new demand for your product or service. Raise prices. Offer (and publicize) special deals and discounts. Offer an opportunity to "upgrade". Offer "companion" items. Offer pertinent services and plans. Offer small, inexpensive items for sale near the point of sale.

You must have a license. The SE exam makes sure that you are able to practice structural engineering safely and competently. Different states, countries, or positions may require different licenses or requirements to obtain a license, so it is important that you do your research before applying for an exam or position. To get insight on what is expected of you, talk to engineers that have their license. They can share what they struggled with or their experiences. Like other standardized tests, there are materials out there to practice license tests. Look on the test websites for additional information on where to find these materials; often testing institutions will publish guides that are very similar to the actual tests. Make sure you are prepared with all the information you need in order to do well on the test. Make sure you know: the days of the test, the length of the test, what identification documents you need, etc.
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Know state or country requirements. Talk to already licensed engineers. Take practice tests. Know all the details about the test.