IN: What happens next?

The woman wipes down the furniture with acetone. Woman sprays silicone on table and wipes it off. woman

OPTIONS:
- applies the acetone to table with foam.
- compares old section to cleaned section.
- cleans table with pink squeegee.
- grabs and clean the table with pressure.

OUT: compares old section to cleaned section.

IN: What happens next?

She juggles a few pomades. She smears the pomade onto her hands and rubs it all over the hair of the young man. she

OPTIONS:
- places the pomades on hot coals.
- styles her friend's hair until her fingers are touched.
- then applies pomades to the curls.
- styles the hair of young man with the use of her hands and a comb.

OUT: styles the hair of young man with the use of her hands and a comb.

IN: What happens next?

How to decorate a laundry room
Group cleaning supplies together.
Separate your must-have cleaning items into different types, like pre-wash or treatment items, stain-removing items, and post-wash items. Organize them in their own containers for quick access and to prevent damage if something leaks out.

OPTIONS:
- If you're in a rush, only make the mess you need later on. Plan ahead and allow yourself a portion to have to work with when you're rearranging your laundry for safe cleaning purposes.
- Transfer bulk items to manageable sizes. Buying in bulk can ease the financial strain associated with your chores, so divide dry items into smaller, refillable containers.
- Keep larger items in a separate container for instance, dividers with lids or cardboard boxes with spaces between them for protection. Keep smaller items and piles of smaller items in separate containers for maximum durability.
- Start by working one cleaning pile at a time and organizing the chemicals and rubbing alcohol into each layer. Once all the cleaning and treatment materials are together, take your cleaning (er) bucket and hot water (for regular use), or load your laundry.

OUT:
Transfer bulk items to manageable sizes. Buying in bulk can ease the financial strain associated with your chores, so divide dry items into smaller, refillable containers.