IN: What happens next?

A woman bends down and puts a rag into a white bucket. she

OPTIONS:
- mixes the laundry together and puts it into a black dish washer.
- puts scrubbing and pressure cleaner into the bucket.
- dumps some item out of a box and puts on a rag and scrubs the wooden floor.
- starts to wipe a car with the rag.

OUT: starts to wipe a car with the rag.

IN: What happens next?

How to preserve snowflakes
Gather the necessary materials.
In order to preserve a snowflake, you will need a microscope slide with a coverslip, liquid superglue, a small paintbrush, a magnifying glass, and a dark cloth or piece of cardboard. You will also need a snowy day!
Microscope slides and coverslips can be purchased online.

OPTIONS:
- Access the microscope slide with the cardboard and superslide covers. Insert your microscope slide when you are ready.
- The latter may be cheaper than an ordinary sturdy microscope slide. You can use a bright colored model of a snowflake to decorate.
- The superglue must the liquid type. Gel superglue will not work for this.
- You can also order snowflakes from craft stores, target stores or catalogs. Consider buying coats of real material such as denim or velvet.

OUT: The superglue must the liquid type. Gel superglue will not work for this.

IN: What happens next?

A man rolls out a sheet of wallpaper from a tube, then a large photo. he

OPTIONS:
- applies the sheet and photos to the wall, creating a real life photography mural.
- then cuts the wallpaper and fortints it and smooths it out.
- uses an iron to iron ironed wallpaper.
- then rolls out a sheet of tatty paper and lays it on the floor.

OUT:
applies the sheet and photos to the wall, creating a real life photography mural.