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Hold your body upright and stand tall. If you decide to sit, make sure your back is straight so that you will be able to hold the flute in front of your body comfortably. Keep your body relaxed. Hold the long tube end of the flute in a handshake grip with your right hand. Position the flute vertically so that the tubes are parallel to your body. Use your left hand to gently hold the end of the flute with the short tubes. The pan flute is typically curved. Position the flute's curve toward your body. Keep the pan flute horizontally aligned with your head. So if your head tilts one way or the other, the flute should also tilt to remain aligned with your head. Keep your arms relaxed as you hold the pan flute. This will allow you to easily move it back and forth so that you can blow into different tubes. Your embouchure is the positioning and shaping of your mouth and lips in order to control your airflow when you play a pan flute. To form your embouchure, first make a slight smile and purse your lips a bit. Make a small opening between your lips. Position the pan flute against your bottom lip and direct air into the pipe's tube, just like you would if you blew into a bottle. Move the bottom of the flute slightly away from your or closer to you to adjust the direction of the air flow into the tube. Adjust the position of the tube's top higher or lower depending on your mouth and lips to produce a good quality sound. Tighten up your lips/embouchure when you are playing the higher notes (shorter tubes). Relax your embouchure when you play lower notes (longer tubes).

summary: Sit or stand in an upright, relaxed position. Hold the pan flute with both hands. Relax your arms. Form the correct embouchure.

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Artists paint murals on large, visible surfaces. The easiest surface to work with is a flat wall without a lot of obstructions. The amount of wall space you need depends on the size of the mural you plan on creating. Factor in your ability to access higher parts of the surface you wish to paint. Dedicated painters make just about any surface work. Some painters prefer corrugated metal, brick, or even ceilings. A bumpy surface can give your mural a unique texture. Remember to get permission if you don't own the wall space. You have free reign inside your home if you own it, but ask before you paint on someone else's property or a public space. For most mural projects, you will need some sort of boost to reach high areas. Use a small stepladder to access areas you can't otherwise reach. If you need to go up high, set up scaffolding or rent an aerial lift. Check with local home improvement stores and construction supply companies. Many rent scaffolding that will allow you to paint high areas safely. If your painting surface is low enough, you don't need scaffolding. Paint while standing. Check the wall over for signs of damage, difficult stains, and other issues you need to treat before you begin. Any debris on the wall will show up in your work. Mix about 3UStbsp (44mL) of a basic liquid laundry detergent or dish soap into a bucket of water, then scrub the wall with a rag. Let the wall dry before you start painting. For mold, grease, and other stubborn stains, get trisodium phosphate from a home improvement store. Mix it in water to create an effective cleaning solution. Repair damaged areas as needed. For example, fill in cracks with spackle. Paint over damaged areas you can't repair or incorporate them into your design. Use blue painter's tape to form a border around your mural surface. Set out a drop cloth underneath the wall to catch dripping paint. Painter's tape and drop cloths are available at most home improvement stores. This base layer of paint creates a background for your mural. It can be multiple colors if you have a design for your mural in mind. If not, try a light color like white that is easy to paint over later. For example, if you're planning on painting a landscape, you might paint the sky a pale blue, then paint the foreground green. At this point, you're only creating a background, so forget about adding small details. To cover a lot of space quickly, use tools like a paint roller, sprayer, or even a sponge.

summary: Choose a suitable location for your mural. Set up scaffolding or a ladder if you can't reach the entire wall. Clean the wall with soap and water to remove impurities. Protect adjacent surfaces with painter's tape and a drop cloth if needed. Pre-paint the wall a solid color if you need to make it uniform.

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Your fog machine should come with an owner's manual that gives specific cleaning instructions. If you do some sort of cleaning routine that isn't recommended by the manufacturer, it could void your product warranty. If the cleaning techniques don't work, you may need to contact your manufacturer for a replacement, as long as your machine is still under warranty. So try not to do anything that may void the warranty. Most fog machines don't need to be cleaned regularly. In fact, fog machines typically don't need to be cleaned at all unless you have been putting low quality fog liquid products in your fog machine these lower quality products can cause the fog machine's heater to clog. You definitely don't need to clean your fog machine every year unless it starts exhibiting some symptoms indicating it needs a good cleaning. Cleaning a fog machine too often can cause it to stop working altogether. The main sign that your fog machine needs to be cleaned is when you start noticing a significant decrease in output of the fog effect. If your machine isn't producing fog as much as it used to, then it's probably time for a cleaning. Since you don't want to clean your fog machine too frequently, you should wait until you see a significant decrease in fog output not just a small change. If you use your fogger once a year (like at Halloween) and then put it away in storage for the rest of the year, you should clean the fog machine before you pack it up for storage. Don't wait until you bring it out the next year because a clogged fog machine that sits unused for months on end will most likely be permanently unusable when you try to use it again. Before you store your fog machine for an extended period of time, check its output to ensure you don't need to clean it before storing it.
summary: Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions. Avoid overdoing it. Watch for decreased output. Clean before storing.