Problem: Article: If you feel the snake become easier to rotate, this means that you've hooked and loosened whatever large mat was clogging your drain. Give the handle one more full turn to make sure that the obstacle is fully hooked, and then stop rotating the snake. If you keep spinning the snake and forcing it deeper into your drain, you'll risk losing part or all of the mat further down the drain pipe. Be gentle with the snake so you don't accidentally damage the pipe. Spinning the snake in the opposite direction will make it easier for you to draw the snake out of the shower drain. Pull slowly and avoid yanking on the snake, in order to avoid leaving any clumped hair behind in the drain pipe. Once you've fully withdrawn the shower snake from your drain pipe, use your gloved hands to pull the bits of hair and other debris from the snake. Throw this material in a trash can. At this point, you can also re-attach the shower drain cover, if you removed this part before beginning to snake the drain. If you're still having trouble getting your shower or tub to drain, call a local plumber. An experienced plumber will effectively diagnose your draining problem and should be able to fix it within a day or two. A plumber will also be better equipped to handle serious drain clogs.
Summary: Snake the drain until you feel resistance lessen. Turn the handle counter-clockwise and withdraw the snake. Dispose of the gunk the snake draws from your drain. Call a plumber if the shower still doesn't drain.

Problem: Article: Place the fresh runner beans in a colander or wire strainer and run them under the faucet to wash away dirt and loose debris. Shake the colander or toss the beans by hand periodically to ensure that the water reaches every part. When you're finished, allow the excess water to drain out of the colander completely. A thorough rinse is also useful for doing away with traces of insects, fertilizer, or chemicals, which are often found on freshly-picked veggies. Gather up a handful of beans and line them up end-to-end on your cutting board. Then, using a sharp kitchen knife, slice off the fibrous stem ends and discard them. Repeat the trimming process for all of the beans you plan on freezing. Only remove about 12 inch (1.3cm) from each end so there's still plenty of edible bean left. Like many other varieties of shell beans, the pods of runner beans are held together by a tough string running down the middle. You can remove this string by grabbing it from one end and pulling it away it one easy motion. Make sure you strip the entire string, or you could end up chewing on it later. The pod strings will usually start coming away on their own when you trim the stems. If not, you may have to get them started with your fingernail. Try not to miss any strings. Getting them stuck in your teeth isn't a pleasant experience. If you tend to slice or break your beans into smaller segments, doing it before you put them into storage will save you valuable time later on. Use clean, precise cuts to reduce the beans to a uniform size. Many chefs prefer square or diamond-shaped pieces for beans with broad, flat pods like runners. Avoid cutting them too small, or they'll be more likely to stick together when frozen. Once you've precut your runner beans, you'll be able to simply take them out of storage, dump them into a pot of water, and cook them to a tender, flavorful finish without the hassle of having to prepare them.
Summary: Rinse the beans under a stream of cool water. Trim the ends off of the beans. De-string the bean pods. Cut the runner beans into 12 inches (2.55.1cm) pieces.

Problem: Article: Be sure not to leave jagged ends where you cut. Sharps ends can both prick you and tear the paper rose. A shorter green pipe cleaner may be used instead of heavy wire. Pinch one end of a leaf and twist the stem around it. Give the stem another few twists, and then add a second leaf. Continue this pattern for the remaining leaves. After all leaves have been added, continue making loose twists with the wire or pipe cleaner until you reach its end.
Summary: Measure and cut a roughly 84 centimeter long piece of heavy wire. Add the leaves.

Problem: Article: Visits image banks or galleries online to view images of different tattoos or designs. Images are usually grouped by category, which can reduce your search time if you have a basic idea in mind. Save your favorite images in a folder on your computer, or on a Pinterest. It might be helpful to consider your long-term tattoo plans, too. If you want your initial design to be part of a larger sleeve tattoo, then look for images that show individual tattoos used within a broader sleeve. Most tattoo shops will display portfolios of their regular artists in their waiting area. Visit a shop and peruse these binders to acquaint yourself with what each artist has to offer. Many shops will also make their artists' portfolios available on their website. If you find a tattoo artist whose work you like, book an consultation appointment to discuss a possible tattoo. Bring along pictures of artwork, designs, or other tattoos you like to give the artist a sense of what you want. Discuss the size of tattoo that you want and where you want to put it so that the artist can generate a fitting design for you.
Summary:
Look up tattoos online. Check out binders at a tattoo shop. Book a consultation with a tattoo artist.