How to make microwave fudge
Grease a baking pan.
Coat an 8-inch (20-cm) baking pan with a layer of butter, oil, or cooking spray. This will prevent the fudge from sticking to the pan, and make it easier to remove once the fudge has set.

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- Do not use a microwave-safe baking pan. You may burn your fingers while coating the pan.
- Alternatively, you can also line the dish with parchment paper instead. Heat the sugar, milk, and butter.
- Buttermilk is the easiest butter to use. It is not too stringy, but is easily digestible.
- Place both sides of each fudge cube into the pan. The fudge should bounce up over the edge.

Alternatively, you can also line the dish with parchment paper instead. Heat the sugar, milk, and butter.

A window cleaner in sneakers and a beanie is hanging up and cleaning a window with a towel, with other cleaners behind him hard at work. he

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- lowers himself down to another section of the window and wipes it with a blade.
- walks away from the window and continues to wipe the glass clean with his towel.
- stops and drinks his soda before going over to add cleaner and smiles as he's finished.
- sprays paint on the outside of the window and starts using a pink brush to apply the paint around the pane.

lowers himself down to another section of the window and wipes it with a blade.

How to stretch vinyl fabric
Acquire 2-way or 4-way stretching vinyl.
Not all types of vinyl fabric have stretching capabilities. If you plan on expanding your fabric, make sure you purchase 1 of the following vinyl variants from a specialty fabric store :
Two-way vinyl, which only stretches from left to right but is thicker and far more durable than 4-way vinyl.

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- Flat vinyl, which only stretches from right to left but is far more durable than 4-way vinyl. Put on a pressure washer, if you plan on stretching vinyl fabric.
- Four-way vinyl, which stretches both vertically and horizontally but is far thinner than 2-way vinyl, making it more susceptible to tears. Place your vinyl facedown on a firm surface.
- -way vinyl, which only stretches from left to right but is larger and wider than 4-way vinyl. Choose an stretching fabric that has good ventilation.
- Choose vinyl fabric or vinyl with layers. Vinyl fabric, which is thicker with layers in the core than nylon, will allow you to stretch more effectively and avoid losing more of the canvas finish of the fabric.

Four-way vinyl, which stretches both vertically and horizontally but is far thinner than 2-way vinyl, making it more susceptible to tears. Place your vinyl facedown on a firm surface.

How to tamp concrete
Build a formwork for your concrete surface.
Before you begin tamping or even pouring the concrete, you'll need to have forms in place. Nail together a series of boards to fit the area you'll be concreting, dividing the different sections as needed.

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- Trace the lines of the forms together using a landscape ruler or pencil to create the trowel lines. Polyurethane or kevlar is a weak material, but for concrete that's not waterproof, use a moisture-retaining compound like sandstone.
- You can find formwork templates at a hardware store or online. Break the concrete into blocks and joints.
- When you run out of boards, lay a tarp down to protect the concrete rather than covering it completely. Use drywall screws to secure your forms in place.
- Use a level to make sure the surface comes out perfectly flat. Formwork structures serve to mark the perimeter of the concrete surface and contain the wet concrete mix while it's being spread and compacted.
Use a level to make sure the surface comes out perfectly flat. Formwork structures serve to mark the perimeter of the concrete surface and contain the wet concrete mix while it's being spread and compacted.