Problem: Article: In-home testing kits come equipped with their own instruments and instructions. Follow the kit's directions. Submit the sampling to a local lab. If you see mold in a visual inspection, a testing kit isn't necessary. These kits can be difficult to use, and their results can be unreliable. Use them only as a last resort if other options aren't available. A borescope can be helpful for inspecting spaces between walls. Drill a small hole into a wall recently affected by water or moisture. Slowly insert the fiber optic cable end through the hole. Check the monitor for signs of mold. Continue to move slowly as you probe deeper into the area. Borescopes distort the size and color of mold on the monitor. If you find areas of discoloration inside the wall, contact a professional for a second opinion. You can also use a borescope to inspect air ducts, but there are drawbacks. The instrument only lets you see so far into a duct. If the duct makes a sudden 90-degree turn, you won't be able to see beyond that turn. They have instruments for mold detection that aren't available to the general public. Get estimates from several inspectors to make sure you get a fair deal. Contact former customers for reviews and possible complaints. Consult your state's contractor licensing board to ensure your potential inspector is licensed. Make sure the inspector works with a lab accredited by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA).
Summary: Use an in-home mold testing kit. Use a borescope. Hire a professional mold inspector.

Problem: Article: Take off everything until you have just the casing of the light fixture. Clearing the fixture will give you space to screw the fixture into the cabinets. Put the fixture where you plan to install it. Make sure it is lined with the edge of the cabinet or behind it. Screw the fixture to the cabinet using the screws the manufacturer provided in the kit. Insert a -inch nonmetallic cable clamp in the fixture's knockout hole to hold the cable in place and protect it from damage. Unscrew the plate that locks the clamp and place the clamp in the knockout hole. Once the clamp is in place, screw the plate back into it from the outside of the fixture. Grab the cable hanging from the small hole in the wall and run it into the knockout hole of the fixture. Use a wire stripper to remove the coating around the end of the cable that's in the fixture. Once stripped, connect the exposed wires to the corresponding wires in the light fixture: black-to-black, white-to-white, and bare copper to green. Do this by twisting orange wire connectors to the ends of the wires. Make sure all the connections are secure and that there is no exposed wired. Once you reattach everything back to the light fixture, staple the cable to the cabinet using cable staples.
Summary: Take off the cover and socket strip on the light fixture. Place the light fixture. Attach the light fixture to the cabinet. Place a cable clamp in the fixture's knockout hole. Run the cable into the fixture. Strip the cable. Reattach the cover and socket strip on the light fixture. Place the light bulbs you selected into the socket strip on the fixture.

Problem: Article: Everyone has things that are important in life, but what do you ultimately value above all else? Don't think about physical, tangible things. Instead, focus on what you want in your life that will give your life a sense of meaning and purpose. Some commonly valued elements of a meaningful life include: faith family friendship/connections with others compassion excellence generosity/service to others Personal growth can give you a tremendous sense of meaning and purpose. One of the best and most-fulfilling ways to accomplish this is by finding a career that challenges you to grow and develop as a person. Figure out what you're passionate about doing. You might begin this by examining what your values are. Do you value compassion and generosity? Perhaps a career helping other people might be personally fulfilling for you. Push yourself out of your comfort zone. Just because you are getting by at your job, it does not mean that you derive any real satisfaction or fulfillment from it. Try finding ways to pursue your passion through volunteer work, and if you like it, see if there is any way you can transition into doing that work professionally on a full-time basis. Having a fulfilling career will most likely give you a greater sense of purpose and fulfillment than having a lot of money would. You need to be financially secure, of course, but it's more important to live with a sense of purpose than to acquire meaningless wealth. Being spiritual may mean a religious life for some people, but spirituality does not require any organized religion. It's entirely possible to live a spiritual life without ever identifying as religious, though some people find religion itself to be quite fulfilling. Practice self-reflection every day. Learn to control and take responsibility for your thoughts, words, and actions. Find ways to increase your compassion for others. Work to help others in need, no matter what their circumstances might be. Try to maintain hope and a positive attitude, even during stressful or tragic situations. Engage with nature. The natural world can be tremendously calming, and many people find that being in nature gives them a sense of spiritual happiness. Try going for walks in the woods, contemplating the landscape whenever you are outdoors. You can also bring nature to you by planting a garden or growing flowering plants in your home or yard. Belonging to some kind of community is an important component of mental health. It can also help give you a sense of purpose and meaning in your life. Even introverted individuals often find that being a part of some larger community is fulfilling and enjoyable. Find groups that share a cause you're passionate about. Try volunteering with likeminded people for some kind of shared cause. Join a book club. You'll get to interact with people who share your interests while also bonding over works of art.
Summary: Determine what you value most. Find a career that challenges you. Consider pursuing a spiritual life. Find a sense of community.

Problem: Article: Once the beans are dry, they're ready to eat!
Summary:
Enjoy your homemade jelly beans.