Q: The dial tone should be a mid-ranged, constant pitch. If you do not hear a dial tone, something is wrong. 3 Ways to Diagnose Landline Phone Problems The dial is located between the earpiece and mouthpiece of the phone. Each number has a corresponding hole that will allow you to place your finger in to begin dialing that number. Push through the metal stop until both the metal stop and the dial no longer move. This will allow the dial and the metal stop to return to their original positions. Do this for the remaining numbers.
A: Remove the handset from the cradle. Listen for a dial tone. Hold the handset with the dial up. Place your finger on the first number you wish to dial. Rotate the dial clockwise. Remove your finger from the opening. Find your second number and repeat steps four through six. Return the phone to the cradle when you are finished with your conversation.

Q: Before you attempt to clean a leather sofa, determine the type of leather. Manufacturer's tags found on leather furniture generally provide cleaning tips and warnings. Look to see if there are any tags attached to your furniture. If you don't find any, look at the written material that came with your furniture when you purchased it. If you know the specific type of chair you own, you may be able to find manufacturer's instructions online. The tag or instructions will provide tips on cleaning your furniture. It will also let you know what products could be potentially harmful to your leather. If you're unable to determine the specific type of leather, keep in mind most leather furniture is made from top-coat protected leather. It is generally safe to clean this leather using mild body soap and water. Before you begin cleaning your furniture, give it a good vacuuming. Regular vacuuming can prevent wear and tear on leather furniture. For best results, use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment. Run the vacuum over the chair, making sure to get into dust between the cushions and in any cracks or crevices. Once you finish, wipe the chair down with a cloth. Use either a cotton or microfiber cloth. Keep an eye out for problem areas when vacuuming and dusting. Later on, you can treat any stains you find with soap or other cleaning products. Once you've vacuumed and dusted, prepare your cleaner. You can clean leather with basic household supplies. Use a mild liquid soap. Soaps you would use in the shower work well as long as they're of a mild variety. If possible, use distilled water over tap water. Tap water may contain trace amounts of contaminants such as chlorine, which can cause damage to leather. Mix the water and soap together until suds form at the surface. Test a small area of the chair first. If you don't notice any damage, dip a clean rag in the liquid and wring it out thoroughly. From there, wipe the chair down with the wet rag. Once you finish applying the water and soap mixture, get another rag. Soak it with only distilled water and then ring it out. Repeat the process with this rag. Take a third rag and use it to dry off the chair. You should always condition leather after cleaning it to restore its natural oils. You can use olive oil to condition leather. Add a small amount of olive oil to a dry cloth. Then, rub it into the leather until it has a nice shine. Be very careful not to use too much olive oil. This can make leather look greasy. If your chair looks darker after conditioning, you've used too much oil. Try to use less next time.
A: Determine the type of leather. Vacuum the chair. Make a cleaner using water and soap. Wipe down the chair. Condition the leather.

Q: "Affect" means to make a change in something. Another way of looking at is it influences objects or things. It comes from a Latin word meaning "acted upon." Most of the time, "affect" is used as a verb. A verb is the action in a sentence. The subject (a noun or pronoun) does the action. So someone or something (the noun) is affecting (the verb) something else. Consider something that changes or influences something else. You could talk about rain changing water levels or a well-written novel moving someone. Sentences that properly use the word "affect" and address these topics include: "The heavy rain affected the water levels in the local lake." "The tense, detailed writing affected him, moving him to tears." When "affect" is used as a noun, it generally describes a person's facial expressions. Examples include: "The murderer took the news of the jury's decision with little affect."
A: Understand the meaning of the word "affect". Be aware of what part of speech "affect" is. Try using "affect" in a sentence. Understand that "affect" can sometimes be used as a noun.

Q: A clicker is a hand-held dog training device that, when pushed, makes a "click" sound. When your dog performs the desired behavior, you press the device. Then, you reward the dog with a treat. Your pet will learn to associate that behavior with rewards. Pressing the clicker when the dog performs a behavior is much more effective than saying "Good dog." This is because a clicker has a distinctive and unchanging sound and the dog hears the sound at the exact moment a behavior occurs. Prepare several small pieces of a highly desirable treat, such as bits of hotdog or boiled chicken. Then, press the clicker and reward your dog with a treat. Do the clicker-treat action repeatedly. Teaching your dog to pay attention to the clicker is called "charging the clicker." You can switch rewards later on in the training session to something more mundane like kibble, but using special treats keeps your dog's enthusiasm for the clicker high. Before training your dog to play soccer, teach it how to identify a target. Place 1 of your hands in front of your dog's face with your palm flat and facing the dog. When your dog sniffs your hand, click the clicker and give your dog a treat with your other hand. Repeat this at least 3 times to reinforce the behavior. Then, begin moving your hand to either side and up and down to train your dog to find the target in a different location. Click and reward your dog each time it sniffs your hand. Clicker training relies on exact timing. Click the moment your dog performs the desired behavior. When you teach your dog to play soccer, the ball will be the target.
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Purchase a clicker at a pet supply store. Teach your dog to associate the sound of the click with a reward. Train your dog to identify a target.