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  Things You Will Need Skylight opening pole Step stool Step ladder   Not all skylights open--some are intended to let light in but not air. Other styles of skylight may have a small drop-down ventilation panel or screen that provides ventilation without opening the skylight. Many skylights, however, are designed to open. Some skylights will have a pole, chain or crank set at a low level so that they can be manually opened without having to climb on to a ladder or step stool.   1. Stand on a stable surface, like a step stool or a small ladder, to reach the skylight if necessary.   2. Locate the latch on your skylight. This is usually be a small lever that you flip to unlock the skylight. If there's no latch, your skylight won't lock shut, so you don't need to worry about unlocking it.   3. Press gently up on the skylight. If it doesn't move, it might be locked.   4. Flip the latch lever to unlock the skylight.   5. Press up on the skylight again. It should open upwards.

  Telescopic Fruit Picker Whether you run an orchard or regularly pick fruit locally, you're here to find ways to fill your fruit basket faster. Getting your fruit by hand works well, but you may be leaving fully ripe produce at the top of the tree. The  best fruit pickers  make picking hard-to-reach fruit more comfortable and efficient. Simply hold the long handle to reach the fruit, grip it to the clawed end or capture it in a basket. You can use the fruit picker instead of a ladder for safer fruit picking throughout the season.   Most fruit tree pickers are made of aluminium and are therefore lightweight and easy to carry. These are often best suited to harvesting fruit grown on trees, but be sure to check for accurate measurements.  Telescopic fruit picker  can also be extended to accommodate a wide range of tree heights. Telescopic Fruit Picker Given the size and abundance of branches, large fruit trees can obviously have more fruit than smaller trees. Harvesting fruit from ta