How to help a dyslexic adult 
Present written information in an accessible format. 
Because dyslexia, like other learning disorders, is an invisible disability, you may not know whether your co-workers, peers, supervisors or employees are dyslexic. Best practice encourages the use of accessible design at all times.

OPTIONS:
- Be sure to include everything in your work schedule except for the work papers. For the right information, text is necessary.
- Display out your information to all staff. It's a great idea to show your work on a sufficient plaque board or display it on the surface of a dimly lit table.
- Justified text is difficult to read for many dyslexic adults, as it creates uneven spaces between letters and words. Use left-aligned text rather than justified text for better accessibility.
- When creating messages for your child, be sure to follow your child's lead. Not only does this prevent your child from secretly copying what you use in a document, it ultimately mixes the information and gives your child visual representation.

Justified text is difficult to read for many dyslexic adults, as it creates uneven spaces between letters and words. Use left-aligned text rather than justified text for better accessibility.

How to clean a toilet or bidet using bleach 
Gather the cleaning materials and prepare the toilet or bidet. 
To clean your toilet or bidet, you will need bleach, a measuring cup, and a toilet brush. Using the measuring cup, pour out 1/4 cup of bleach.

OPTIONS:
- The specific number of cups you need depends on the size of your bathroom. In general, you will need one cup of white vinegar per 45% surface area (toilet seat, bidet, water tray, shower door, etc.
- You will also need to use a dishwashing hose and hot water to clean your toilet or bidet. For sanitary toilets, use tap water, not a dishwasher-you do not want to splash the water on your toilet or bidet.
- Before cleaning, flush the toilet or bidet. If your toilet or bidet has rust stains, do not use bleach.
- Place the measuring cup over the toilet bowl and dip it in the bleach. Let it sit until it is soaked, and then, use the dripping cleaning spray that came with the cleaning aid.

Before cleaning, flush the toilet or bidet. If your toilet or bidet has rust stains, do not use bleach.

How to work in asset management 
Pursue a bachelor's degree in finance. 
An undergraduate degree in finance is the minimum requirement for a career in asset management. Knowledge of accounting and statistics is essential.

OPTIONS:
- You are expected to have a good credit score and a high school diploma to be a successful asset management technician. Graduate from high school with an associate's degree in business administration, building a strong credit and accounting skills you can learn to effectively manage your business.
- It is also an option for future employers. There are many industries that require specific degrees to become a commercial or financial analyst, and undergraduate degrees are very often required.
- Research about a firm's financial structure. Analyze their finances, their typical expenses, their practices, and their reputations.
- You can obtain a degree from an accredited online college, a community college, or a university. A large part of working in asset management is being able to read spreadsheets and earning reports.

You can obtain a degree from an accredited online college, a community college, or a university. A large part of working in asset management is being able to read spreadsheets and earning reports.

How to catch a mouse 
Purchase several traps. 
Mouse traps come in many types, including traditional spring-loaded traps, electric traps, and glue traps. They vary in their method of eliminating mice but are handled in basically the same way.

OPTIONS:
- These can all be purchased at most hardware stores and online. Multiple traps are useful for ensnaring a single mouse, but mice spread quickly so you may have more than one in your home.
- Jump traps: these have locking mechanisms that slide open the trap mechanism (concave cave) to allow for the mouse to jump (user). These are different from regular trap traps because they are much smaller and hold more mouse passengers than typical traps.
- Common spring-loaded traps include magic mouse traps, zerg traps, and magic train traps. These traps trap mice more readily than regular traps.
- Just make sure that they do not hurt your mice' delicate immune systems. Tall traps usually require a high amount of electricity to be effective, while non-electric traps use high amounts of electricity to attract mice and reduce the likelihood of electrocution and the cost of removal.


These can all be purchased at most hardware stores and online. Multiple traps are useful for ensnaring a single mouse, but mice spread quickly so you may have more than one in your home.