Somewhere near the toilet, there should be a shut-off valve. It's generally a small knob found on the wall or floor near the toilet. This shuts off the water supply when turned clockwise, allowing the toilet to drain. Be careful not to break the valve or the pipe. Hold the base of the valve with one hand and turn it with the other. Carefully take the top off of the toilet tank and set it aside on a soft surface, like a towel, so it doesn't break. This way, you can see the water as it drains to make sure it's draining completely. Press down on the flush valve. Flushing the toilet should cause the water in the tank to start to drain. If the water doesn't appear to be draining, double check the shut off valve. Make sure you twisted it as far as you can to switch off the water supply. If the toilet knob will not shut off properly, try temporarily shutting off the water supply to your house. Keep pressing down on the flush valve. Hold it down until all the water drains from the tank of your toilet.
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One-sentence summary -- Turn off the water supply to the toilet. Remove the top of the tank. Flush the toilet. Hold down the valve until all the water has drained.

Q: Before the characteristic shingles blisters develop, you may feel pain, tingling, or itching in the area that is affected. The area may even become numb or be sensitive to touch. This can occur any time between 1 and 5 days before the rash shows up. If you feel any discomfort in a stripe-like pattern on your body for over a day, see your doctor and ask about shingles especially if you have recently been in contact with anyone with a rash. Tell your doctor something like, "I have been feeling a burning sensation over my left ribs since yesterday, do you think I might have shingles?" They will ask you other questions and possibly prescribe an antiviral medicine to reduce the severity of symptoms. Shingles generally develop on one side of your face or body. This is related to the way the virus affects your nerves and the parts of the body that those nerves are connected to. Common places to develop signs and symptoms of shingles are in single stripes over your ribs, on your neck or shoulders, and on one side of your face. The most commonly affected area is in a stripe wrapping around one side of your torso. If you have another condition that weakens your immune system (such as HIV, an autoimmune disorder, certain chronic infections, or cancer), the virus may be more widespread and affect both sides of your body. In some cases, the virus that causes shingles can cause symptoms that affect your whole body (systemic symptoms). These symptoms may include: Headache Chills Upset stomach or nausea Fever
A: Pay attention to uncomfortable skin sensations. Note where your symptoms are located. Notice if you feel sick in other ways.

Article: Financial abuse involves taking over a woman's finances and properties without her consent. The abuser may forcefully take the woman's financial and identification information in order to gain access to her finances. Financial abuse can also include: Stealing money from the woman or woman's family. Forcing the woman to give up information about her bank accounts. Controlling what the woman is allowed to buy, or putting her on an "allowance" against her will. Not giving the woman enough money to properly care for herself or her family. Forcing the woman to cash in bonds, stocks and other assets. While financial abuse is harder to recognize that other forms of abuse, there are some signs that you can look for if you think a woman is being abused financially. If a woman has a well-paying job but has old, tattered clothes, or looks like she is malnourished, she may be the victim of financial abuse. Notice if the woman is very careful with her money, saves all of her receipts, and very rarely buys things. Note that this could just be the signs of someone who is trying to save money. You may want to bring up the topic by lightly saying something like "Saving up for a big trip?" or something that broaches the topic. Take note of broken or damaged property, or if the woman has suddenly lost a great deal of property. Pay attention if you notice that the woman is unable to access her accounts or go to the bank. This can also be called sexual harassment. Workplace abuse is when a woman is confronted with sexual advancements, verbal or physical actions that insult or bully the woman, or is threatened by co workers, both physically and verbally. Workplace abuse is taking place if: The woman's employment is affected by the sexual advancements or abuse of her coworkers. The woman's ability to get work done is hindered by the sexual harassment or verbal threats she receives. She feels intimidated, scared, or offended by the people doing these actions. If you think a woman is being abused in your workplace, but she has not stepped forward or said anything, look out for signs that may include: The woman looks scared when she gets to work and avoids the office as much as possible. She is often absent or late to work. She has a low performance level even though her past work has shown that she is more than capable of doing the work.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand what financial abuse refers to. Look for signs of financial abuse. Be aware that workplace abuse can occur. Pay attention to signs of workplace abuse.

Problem: Article: Although microneedling does not damage your skin, it will likely be red and tender immediately following the treatment. Allow your skin to rest and do not wash your face for at least 6 to 8 hours. Avoid using makeup for 24 hours, but make sure that you use sunblock if you will be out in the sun. Once you are finished using the device, rinse the needles under warm water and place it into a bowl of rubbing alcohol. This will disinfect the device of any bacteria that it may have picked up on the surface of the skin. It is very important that you keep the microneedling device clean and sanitary. Do not share your microneedling device with other family members of friends. This should be considered a personal device. Following the cleansing process, store your microneedling device in its original case. This will help to ensure that the needles do not break or get damaged and will also keep the needles relatively clean between uses.
Summary: Do not wash your face for 6 to 8 hours following treatment. Disinfect the microneedling device. Store the microneedling device in its original case.

Article: If you tend to use social media as a soapbox for your political views, personal problems, or other issues, this can bother some people and even cause them to unfriend you in some cases. If you think this might have been the reason why someone unfriended you and that bothers you, consider scaling back on these kinds of posts. For example, instead of posting about your political beliefs on social media, try discussing your views in a political forum or in a closed Facebook group for politics. This will allow you to continue engaging in politics through social media without rubbing any of your friends the wrong way. Some people might unfriend people because they never interact with them. If you are upset by someone unfriending you, you might make a point of liking and leaving positive comments on other people's posts more often. For example, if a friend from high school posts a picture of their new haircut, like their picture and give them a compliment. Or, if someone posts an article that they think is interesting, give it a quick read and comment on what you think is interesting about it. if it's upsetting you. It's normal to get carried away with social media use sometimes, but using social media too much or relying on it too heavily for socialization can be harmful to your mental health. If you notice that you're socializing more on social media than in person, you might want to take a break from social media. Try posting something on your social media feeds so it will be official and you won't be tempted to check them all the time. Try writing something like, "Taking a month off social media to focus on other things! Send me a text or an email if you want to talk or hang out. Thanks!" You don't absolutely have to post about your social media hiatus, but it can help to ensure that you'll stick with it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Evaluate your social media behavior to see what you can improve. Find positive ways of interacting with people on social media. Take a break from social media