IN: What happens next?

How to clean aluminum window frames
Douse the frames in water.
If you have a hose, use this to get the aluminum frames wet. This will help remove a small layer of dirt and grime and make your cleaner more effective.

OPTIONS:
- Cover the glass with a tennis ball. Set the tennis ball-and residue-on the glass frame with a friction-resistant plastic or snap-on tennis ball.
- Fill a bucket with water and turn on the hose. Pour the water into the bucket, mixing the cleaner into the water.
- If you do not have a hose, get the frames wet using a bucket of water. Remove grease spots with a commercial cleaner.
- If you don't have a hose, you can use a t-shirt, rag, or whatever you can get your hands on. Wet the surface of the frames when they are wet.

OUT: If you do not have a hose, get the frames wet using a bucket of water. Remove grease spots with a commercial cleaner.

IN: What happens next?

A man is standing next a brown horse. People are riding horses along a dirt trail. the horses

OPTIONS:
- are getting a drink of water.
- are gathered at a picnic table.
- chase a calf as the crowd watches.
- are tied up to sticks.

OUT: are getting a drink of water.

IN: What happens next?

How to buy organic compost
Buy small amounts of compost from a local nursery or garden center.
If you're just shopping for your home garden, a local nursery or garden center is a good option. They'll sell bags of organic compost that you can pick up and take home with you.

OPTIONS:
- In addition, they'll be able to get the compost into a container for you to use whenever it's needed. Remove weeds and roots from your yard with compost.
- Call ahead to make sure your local nursery or garden center carries compost in-store. Get large amounts of compost from a landscape or compost supplier.
- Remember, organic composting doesn't kill all weeds or leaves. It also means there's less construction happening, increases the amount of life in plants and animals, and the end of old plants.
- You may need to switch to a large bag to get the best amount of organic compost. Talk to local gardening professionals about what compost they sell and what they're willing to do for a responsible fee.

OUT:
Call ahead to make sure your local nursery or garden center carries compost in-store. Get large amounts of compost from a landscape or compost supplier.