Raccoons will eat many things. They are known as eaters who choose food based on opportunity. There are a few things they like most, though. Raccoons are drawn by foods that are high in fat or sugar. The best: sugary foods. Raccoons love them. The caution is that these foods could attracted other wildlife, so use such foods within a live raccoon trap. Some foods that raccoons like are marshmallows, watermelon, sweet corn, and bacon. In fact, some trappers say marshmallows draw raccoons the best of all! Raccoons also are drawn to wet cat food, fish in a can, bacon, and cooked fatty meat, like chicken legs. Once you've chosen the bait, you have to place it correctly in the trap itself. Change bait every two days for the best results. You could also set multiple traps. You want to make sure the raccoon enters the trap completely, including its full body and tail. So place the bait far enough back to entice the raccoon to do this. You want to place the bait so the raccoon will step on the trigger. In a trap, this means the raccoon will step on the metal plate.

Summary: Choose the right bait. Pick the right sugary foods. Bait the raccoon trap.

At around 4 months, kitten behavior begins changing as a result of changing hormones. Kittens of this age will meow loudly at night or try to escape the house to get outdoors. These can be signs that the kitten is beginning to go through puberty. At 4-6 months, a kitten cat is essentially going through its teenage years. A cat of this age will begin to lose its plumpness (baby fat) and develop a sleeker body, even as it gains weight. Male kittens over 4 months may begin scent marking (spraying urine) to attract females to mate. Female kittens may begin going into heat between 4 and 6 months. This also involves scent marking, along with loud yowling and writhing about. Kittens 7 months or older are considered juveniles, and they are both larger in size and sexually mature. Be aware that a juvenile female cat can become pregnant if she is not fixed. Along with sexual maturity comes increased aggression. Kittens begin to challenge other cats for dominance starting at around 6 months. Juvenile kittens tend to bite more often than younger kittens or grown cats. Cat bites tend to occur a lot from cats in the juvenile age group, so take care when handling cats from this age group.

Summary: Look for signs of puberty. Watch for signs of continuing sexual maturity. Identify the "juvenile" stage.

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del (Windows) or Cmd+ Option+Esc (Mac). If the browser is not responding, you can use this keyboard shortcut to access all processes running on your computer. Press "End Task" (Windows) or "Force Quit" (Mac). This button is located in the lower right corner of the task manager window Terminating a process can cause you to lose unsaved work or progress and should only be used if the application is unresponsive and cannot be closed normally.

Summary: Open the Task Manager/Force Quit Menu. Select Google Chrome from the list of processes. Terminate the process.

Before you deep clean your floor, sweep any specks of dust, crumbs, and garbage that might be on the floor. Last of all, take out the trash. You should do this last because while you are cleaning you will undoubtedly find things you will want to throw away. Wash the trash can with soap and water. Replace the bag with a new one.
Summary: Sweep the floor with a broom and dustpan. Take out the trash.