How to clean brick wall 
Brush the wall with a broom. 
Use the bristles of the broom to dislodge loose dust, dirt, cobwebs and other debris that's built up on the surface of the brick. Be sure to reach up to the top of the wall and into any corners or crevices that might be hiding dirt.

Brush horizontally away from yourself rather than straight down to keep from covering yourself in dust. An occasional sweeping will usually be enough to keep brick walls looking good between more detailed cleanings.

How to clean a fiberglass shower floor 
Use a nonabrasive cleaner. 
If you have a fiberglass shower or tub, it is important that you only use nonabrasive cleaners, as abrasive cleaners can scratch the surface. Try using a dish washing liquid, liquid laundry detergent, all-purpose cleaner, or a soft scrub product.

Avoid abrasive cleaners like scouring powder or ammonia. Apply cleaner with a nonabrasive applicator.

How to choose vegetables for a shade garden 
Go for leafy greens like arugula, spinach, kale, and lettuce. 
These leafy greens do well in light to partial shade. They may not grow to full height or have large, fat leaves, but they will still taste good.

Often, leafy greens grown in the shade have a less bitter taste. Other leafy greens like chard and mustard greens also do well in light to partial shade.

How to successfully finish an exam on time 
Quickly review and assess the questions. 
When you receive your exam, read through all the questions before you begin. Note how much each question is worth and gauge how long you should spend working on each one, making sure that the time you assign to each is proportional to how much they're worth.


Make sure that you read through the instructions thoroughly so that you know exactly what to do when you begin the test. Answer the questions you know the answers to first.