Problem: Article: Combine 1 part ammonia and 1 part water in a spray bottle, then close the spray bottle and shake. Spray the ammonia spray around entry points in your house and other places where spiders tend to gather. Reapply the spray every week. Instead of making a spray, you can also dip a cloth in the solution and use it to wipe around the entry points of your house for a more concentrated application. Combine one part vinegar to two parts water in a spray bottle and shake to mix. Spray the vinegar spray around doorways, window frames, or other points of entry in your house, reapplying the spray every week for the best results. Pour half an ounce (14.78 ml) of salt into a half gallon (1.89 liters) of warm water and mix until the salt is dissolved. Then pour the mixture into a spray bottle. Use the spray on points of entry to deter spiders, reapplying the spray once a week. Spraying salt water directly on a spider can kill it. Fill a spray bottle almost to the top with hot water, then add a healthy pinch of tobacco. Allow the tobacco to soak into and infuse the water for about an hour, then spray the mixture around the entry points of your home. The strong smell of the tobacco will drive away unwanted spiders.
Summary: Make an ammonia repellent. Make a vinegar spray. Make a saltwater spray. Create a tobacco spray.

Problem: Article: These methods will also work with similar free software, like Google Slides or OpenOffice Impress, but the button locations and options may vary. This is located in the top menu bar and will display a variety of options for adding content to a slide. This button is located in the "Images" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a window to browse for an image on your computer. Search for .gif or other animated image types. You can click and drag the image to move it around on the slide once it's added. This button is located in the "Images" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a window with a search bar to browse the internet for images. You must be connected to the internet during your presentation for online objects to display. This button is in the "Media" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a menu with options to search your computer or the internet for video files. A window will appear to search YouTube or add an embedded video link. Either option will add and embedded video window to your slide. Embedded videos can only play if you are connected to the internet during your presentation. This will open a window to browse your computer for video files. Once selected, you can click and drag to move the video around on the slide.
Summary: Open Powerpoint. Go to the "Insert" tab. Click "Pictures". Click "Online Pictures". Click "Video". Select "Online Videos". Select "Video on my computer".

Problem: Article: Grab some lemonade and clear off the table. Here's what else you'll need: Two 12" by 12" pieces of thick scrapbook paper Glue Mod Podge, glue stick, etc. Scissors Foam paintbrush Ruler Paper slicer
Summary: Clear out a workspace and grab the materials you need.

Problem: Article: Timing is critical in this situation. You may also be able to make use of the time during which the doors are opening and closing, depending on the condition of the elevator and how loud this function may be. This is only if you can smell your fart, however.
Summary:
Get your timing right. Be sure to emit only small bursts as floors are reached and the electronic indicator emits the beeping noise. Be sure to show subtle signs of disgust as if the people who have entered the elevator are those who are emitting a foul smell. If all else fails, get out of the elevator and take the stairs.