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Use water-based (urethane) polish on floors with a polyurethane finish. For other finishes, use a wax-based polish.Squirt the solution onto the floor and wipe the floors with a microfiber cloth. You can do this by hand or attach the cloth to your mop." Follow the directions exactly to avoid damaging your floors. Check to see if you have to sand and wax your floors before you polish them. Follow all recommended safety guidelines on the label. Even if you know what kind of finish your floor has, you should test the polish to make sure it won't discolor the wood. Locate an area under a large piece of furniture or in a closet. Apply the polish. Wipe it with a microfiber cloth. If no damage appears, you can polish the entire floor. If you see discoloration, seek advice from a professional contractor. Depending on the directions, either spray the polish directly to the floor or apply it to a cloth first. Use a "feathering" technique (wiping the polish in a semi-circle). Overlap your feathering strokes for a streak-free finish. Cover 3 by 3 feet (0.91 by 0.91m) sections at a time. Move gradually across the width of the room to the next corner. Continue along the length of the room to the third corner. Polish to the last corner. Begin to move inward to polish the center of the room. Polish the area by the doorway last to avoid ruining your hard work. If your floor has been waxed, apply 2-3 thin layers of polish instead of one thick layer. Wait for each coat to dry completely (about 24 hours) before applying the next one. Your floor will feel tacky or sticky until it's completely dry. For good measure, wait six to 24 hours before walking on the floor with socks. Don't wear shoes for at least 24 hours. You can replace your furniture after 2 days. Block off the area with painter's tape or a chair for at least 6 hours. If you have companion animals, keep them away from the polished area for at least 24 hours. You could also fit them with "doggie socks" after 6 hours.

summary: Buy the right polish. Read the instructions. Test an area of your floor. Apply the polish. Work from the interior corner outward. Allow the polish to dry completely.

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To make an effective cleanser to clean a stainless steel grill grate, add cup (45 g) of baking soda and cup (59 ml) of water to a small bowl. Mix the two together well to form a paste. It helps to mix the baking soda with warm water so the two blend more easily together. Once you've mixed up the baking soda paste, use clean hands or a rag to carefully apply it to the grill grate. Make sure to cover the entire surface, paying special attention to the dirtiest spots, and let the paste sit on the grate for at least 20 minutes. It's best to remove the grate from the grill before you apply the paste. That will allow you to cover both sides so you don't miss any spots. If you haven't cleaned your stainless steel grate in a while, it may need a more intense cleanser to freshen it. Apply a generous coat of oven cleaner spray over both sides of the grate. Place the grate inside a plastic garbage bag, and allow it to sit overnight. You can use the oven cleaner if the baking soda paste doesn't work. It's not necessary to do both unless your grate is extremely dirty and the baking soda leaves residue behind. Any oven cleaner will work to clean the grate, but you may want to choose a cleanser that is designed for use on both ovens and grills. After you've let the baking soda paste or the oven cleaner sit on the grate for the designated time, use a wire grill brush designed for stainless steel to scrub the entire surface. Make sure to run the brush between and along the sides of the grate to remove all of the cooked-on residue. Check your grill brush to make sure that it's in good condition before using it. There shouldn't be any bristles coming out. Once you've given the grate a good scrubbing with the brush, use your garden hose to spray it down with warm water. Make sure to remove all of the cleanser and dirt residue, and then dry the grate with a clean towel. Return it to the grill so you're ready for the next barbecue. If the grill grate is particularly dirty, you may need to repeat the cleaning process more than once to fully remove all of the dirt and food residue. When your stainless steel grill grate is clean, you'll want to keep it that way. Allow the grill to cool down for 5 to 10 minutes after using it, but while it's still warm, use your grill brush to scrub the grate down to remove any food debris. To limit residue on the grate, always preheat your grill before placing food on it. That will help keep items from sticking to the grate. Be sure to oil your food before placing it on the grate to help keep anything from sticking to the surface.

summary: Combine the baking soda and water. Apply the paste to the grate and allow it to sit. Coat an especially dirty grate with oven cleaner and let it sit overnight. Scrub the grate with a grill brush. Rinse the grate with water and dry. Continue to brush the grate after each use.

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The rosette pattern creates a series of small, overlapping circles that can be linked together in a variety of patterns. You'll create this pattern by gathering together several points along your fabric and tying them together. You might want an arc of rosettes beneath the top of your fabric, above its bottom hem, up and down its sides, or any number of other variations. When you've decided where you want your rosettes to be, use a piece of chalk to draw a dots along the fabric where the center of each rosette will be. You can even create more elaborate shapes with your rosettes. For example, you could make a circle of rosettes around the middle of your shirt or gather them into the shape of star. Your imagination is the limit! Using your thumb and pointer finger, pinch each point and draw it together with its neighbor. Use one hand to hold your gathered points together and your free hand to continue adding points. Continue doing this until all your points are gathered together. Wrap a string or rubber band about 2 inches (5 cm) below the topmost point, which should be where you first marked your dots. You'll want your rosettes fastened very tightly. This may require using more than one fastener.
summary: Know the pattern rosettes will create. Plot out the pattern for your rosettes. Gather the points together. Fasten your gathered rosettes.