IN: What happens next?

A close up of a wooden bench is seen followed by a person mixing ingredients together. a person

OPTIONS:
- is then seen holding a rag and wiping down the bench.
- adds a pan of food into the pan and chickens are shown flying in the air.
- shaves a piece of wood near the bench.
- dips a rag in freezer sauce and begins wiping the bench out with the rag.

OUT: is then seen holding a rag and wiping down the bench.

IN: What happens next?

Man is vacuuming the seats of a car. man

OPTIONS:
- is cleaning the car holding a hosepipe.
- is helping tv presenter push a he waste around and the tv presenter is talking.
- is going to the stairs.
- is vacuuming putted the seat of a car in a parking lot.

OUT: is cleaning the car holding a hosepipe.

IN: What happens next?

How to clean white marble
Wipe marble surfaces with a wet cloth.
Use only warm tap water, as many household cleaners are too harsh for marble counters. Wipe the length of the counter with a wet cloth.

OPTIONS:
- Microfiber cloths are best for this if you have them, they'll give the counter a better scrub without needing to use a household cleaner. If you need to clean your counter more thoroughly, you can use commercial cleaners specifically designed for marble.
- Then set the counter to " dry " or " walk dry. " Dry marble counter tops and backs with a clean cloth immediately after using them.
- After you wipe a surface from top to bottom, rinse off. Buff marble with a high-grit vinegar cleaner to remove paint and shininess.
- Concentrate on the area where the glaze may have absorbed into the stone. A marble counter that's already heavy with glaze will look slick.

OUT:
Microfiber cloths are best for this if you have them, they'll give the counter a better scrub without needing to use a household cleaner. If you need to clean your counter more thoroughly, you can use commercial cleaners specifically designed for marble.