Two children are seen walking around a yard play crochet with one another and laughing on the side. the kids

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- continue to play while the man talks to them and the cameraman watches.
- continue to play for a little bit more while the camera cuts to the dog.
- continue to play with each other while the camera pans all around their movements.
- play more crochet on the wood and laugh on the side again.

continue to play with each other while the camera pans all around their movements.

A man talks to a camera while holding a mop before the screen cuts away to 6 videos of him progressively mopping a floor. a man

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- speaks to several people in the bathroom before washing his hands.
- walks down a hall holding a mop while another man walks to measure the mop.
- plays the white piano while cleaning the floor, then he turns around to demonstrate how to properly mop while talking as a musician.
- vacuums a floor, prepares of bucket of water and bleach, then mops a floor, pours the bucket water in the toilet and returns to speaking to the camera.

vacuums a floor, prepares of bucket of water and bleach, then mops a floor, pours the bucket water in the toilet and returns to speaking to the camera.

How to make coffee soda
Pour your coffee grounds and water in a large container.
Keep in mind that you'll need to make your cold brew coffee the day before you want to make your coffee soda, because it needs to sit overnight. Add the grounds to your large container, and then pour the water in over them.

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- Your bigger container is probably best because you'll use less water. Try having a bucket or cup that you can dump the grounds into.
- Don't fill the contents completely. Only fill a few spaces at a time.
- Stir your mixture, and then pop it in the fridge. The quality of water can make a difference.
- Leave the lid on and wait for the coffee to brew. Pour in 1 cup (237 ml) of cold water and add more water.

Stir your mixture, and then pop it in the fridge. The quality of water can make a difference.

How to grow rosemary
Get a rosemary cutting.
Rosemary is easiest to grow from a cutting, rather than planting seeds. Visit a community garden and ask for a cutting, or ask a friend for a cutting of their plant.

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- It is a good idea to plant the radishes first, so you can help spread the seeds and keep them growing. Fill a 2-1/2 cup pot with water.
- After you find a rosemary plant, clip off a few 4 inch pieces to propagate. The best time to do this is in the late spring, but if you live in a warmer climate, this can be done during early autumn as well.
- Look for a neighborhood garden, or a cluster of smaller groups of plants in rural areas. Cut off dead or diseased growth at the soil.
- Even if you buy a cutting from a rose nursery, you may still want to start the cutting before winter arrives. You can buy the cutting in the fall before the frost, and cut it at the lower frost point in the spring to plant at the lowest possible time for growth.
After you find a rosemary plant, clip off a few 4 inch pieces to propagate. The best time to do this is in the late spring, but if you live in a warmer climate, this can be done during early autumn as well.