In the United States Marine Corps, two ranks fall under the wider category of noncommissioned officer: corporal and sergeant. Although a sergeant ranks above a corporal, which is an E4 rank, the duties of a sergeant are similar. The main difference is that sergeants are responsible for a larger number of marines and equipment than corporals are. The specific duties of E5 USMC sergeants vary widely depending on the the type of unit they serve in. For instance, the duties of a sergeant in an infantry unit are different from the duties of a sergeant in an artillery or a recruiting unit. However, there are general duties all sergeants must carry out, regardless of which unit they serve in.
Toilet Cleaning Fizzies Instructions. 1  Mix the baking soda and citric acid in a glass bowl. 2  Slowly mist the dry power with water, mixing as you go. 3  You want to barely wet the powder to get it to stick together in the mold.  Add the essential oils and continue 1  mixing. When done mixing, youâll need to separate this mixture into single use sizes.
1 The other method is to put the vinegar into a spray bottle, drain the toilet bowl and spray the vinegar directly onto the stains. 2  Bleach Bleach is a very strong cleaning agent. 3  Place a half a cup of dry bleach powder into the toilet bowl and let it sit there for a couple of hours. Sprinkle the powder directly on the stains and rub them with a toilet brush. 2  After scrubbing, let the powder sit for thirty minutes. 3  Then reconnect the water supply to the tank and flush the toilet. 4  Trisodium Phosphate Add 1 tablespoon of trisodium phosphate to 1 gallon (3.8 liters) of warm water and mix well.