If anyone else has used the remote recently, he or she might be able to give you a lead as to its location. Perhaps this person placed the remote in a spot where you don't normally leave it. Perhaps he or she absentmindedly left the device in a part of the house that you do not often visit. Even if you don't find the remote right away, asking someone else can help you decide where not to look. Your teenager might have brought the remote to his or her room and forgotten to bring it back. Your toddler might have hidden the remote as a prank. Your dog might have carried the device off to chew on it! Think about who might have done such a thing, and why. Check the kid's toy box. You never know when your son or daughter might have taken off with the remote! You don't need to find the remote alone! Ask your friends or family members to help you look for the missing device. It might help if you can give them an engaging reason to find the remote. If you find the remote, then you can all watch a movie together, or you can catch the program that's coming on in twenty minutes.
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One-sentence summary -- Ask other members of your household. Find out if anyone has taken it. Get help.

Q: Although the acidity from vinegar helps to eat through grease and other clogs, salt alone will scour the inside of the pipe, since it is so coarse and abrasive. Measure a 1/2 cup of salt. Then pour it directly down the drain. Boil 2 liters of water first. Pour this slowly down the drain. Aim the water directly into the drain to avoid scalding yourself with any splash-back. Once the boiled water has gone, run hot water from the tap to further flush the drain. Since you are only using salt, you will probably need to do this a few times to remove the clog. Continue to add salt in 1/2-cup increments, flushing with boiling water each time, before adding more. Avoid dumping too much in at one time.
A: Pour salt down the drain. Rinse the drain with boiling water. Repeat.

Article: It's a gray app that contains an image of gears (⚙️) and is typically found on your home screen. It's at the top of the Settings menu. If another Apple ID is currently signed in and you wish to create a different one, tap that user's Apple ID and then tap Sign Out at the bottom of the Apple ID menu. Follow the prompts to sign out. If you are running an older version of iOS, instead tap iCloud and then tap Create a new Apple ID. " It's located below the password field on the screen. Swipe up or down on the Month, Day, and Year fields below to select your birthday. To use an existing email address with iCloud, tap Use your current email address and enter your email address. Then tap Next. To create a new iCloud email address, tap Get a free iCloud email address and enter your desired new email address. Then tap Next and then tap Continue. Be sure that your password: is at least 8 characters long contains at least one number contains at least one uppercase letter contains at least one lowercase letter Select the corresponding country and whether you wish to verify this number with a Text Message or a Phone Call. Then tap Next. Make sure there is a checkmark next to the verification method you selected. For iPhone users who selected to verify via a Text Message, this may happen automatically. If you selected to verify using a Text Message, a 6-digit verification code will be sent in a text message to that number. Enter the verification code. If you selected to verify using a Phone Call, you will receive an automated phone call and will be told your 6-digit verification code twice. Enter the verification code. Once you have read the Terms & Conditions, tap Agree. You must agree to Apple's Terms and Conditions to continue. This is the unlock code you established for your device when you first set it up. You will then be automatically signed in to your new Apple ID. If you'd like the calendars, reminders, contacts, notes, and other data stored on your device to be merged with your new iCloud account, tap Merge; if not, tap Don't Merge.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open your device's Settings. Tap Sign in to your (Device). Tap "Don't have an Apple ID or forgot it? Tap Create Apple ID. Enter a valid Birth Date and then tap Next. Enter a First and Last name and then tap Next. Enter your current email address or create a new iCloud email address. Enter a new Password and then tap Next. Enter your Phone Number. Verify your phone number. Agree to the Terms and Conditions. Enter your device's passcode. Merge your data.

Article: With both the handle and head of the tomahawk complete, you can put the pieces together. Start by sliding the head of the tomahawk into the 1" slit you made in one end of the handle. The placement should leave the majority of the larger, rounded edge protruding from one side of the handle with only about 3/4" of the triangular point protruding from the other side. If you chose not to cut out a design and you're still using the full rectangular head, then it's important to make sure about 80% of the head is off to one side of the handle. If the head is too balanced in the handle, then the tomahawk will not rotate correctly when you throw it. With the head of the tomahawk properly set in the handle, you can tape it in place. Tape around each part of the groove with a liberal amount of tape. You want to make sure that the head of the tomahawk doesn't jiggle in the handle at all. Since the design is just paper, throwing the tomahawk will pretty quickly lead to wear and tear on it. If you have some duct tape handy, you can easily reinforce the tomahawk by wrapping the head and connection to the handle. Now that you've made your tomahawk, you should get some practice throwing it. Set up some targetsaway from anything fragileand throw the tomahawk at them by gripping the handle, lining up your aim with the target, and throwing the tomahawk with some spin to it. It should rotate end over end toward the target. The rotating motion actually stabilizes the tomahawk's path the same way rifling on a gun barrel spins a bullet to stabilize it's trajectory!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Insert the head of the tomahawk into the handle slit. Tape the head in place. Reinforce the tomahawk. Throw the tomahawk.