Q: After your wash cycle is done, there should be another nozzle that will drain the dirty water. If you're not sure which nozzle to use, check your instruction manual. Place this nozzle in the sink and allow all the dirty water to drain. Make sure the nozzle is securely in the sink. If the nozzle falls out, you could end up with dirty water all over your floor. Some machines do not have a rinse cycle. Once you've drained the water, you can remove and dry your clothing. However, other machines require a specific rinse cycle. If your machine requires a rinse cycle, fill the machine with cold, clean water and set it to rinse. You may have to drain the water again after the rinse cycle is over. If you have a portable dryer, you can dry your clothes there. You can also use a regular drying machine or air dry your clothes. If you don't have a dryer, there are other ways to dry your clothes. It can save money to air dry your clothes on a clothing line or drying rack. However, this does not work as fast as a regular dryer or portable dryer.
A: Drain the dirty water. Rinse the clothes again, if your machine requires it. Dry your clothes.

Q: Whether or not a person is in aquatic distress or drowning or even if you suspect either of these contingencies, it's important to take action to help the person as soon as possible. This can help minimize the risk of accidental drowning or brain damage from being underwater too long. The best way to see if a person needs help is to ask "are you ok?" If the person can answer, chances are they are ok. If the person does not answer, however, get yourself or a lifeguard to the person immediately. If you are at a location that does not have a trained or certified lifeguard, do you best to help the person. Not only are you legally required to assist someone in need if it doesn't endanger you, but you are also protected if you do assist them under provisions of the Good Samaritan Law and Volunteer Protection Act. Call emergency medical services immediately to get help with the situation. If you are unable to swim, try and get the attention of someone who can or find a lifeline that you can throw to the person. It is not worth risking the lives of two people. If the situation is dangerous, for example because of lightning or high waves, do not attempt to rescue a person. Remember that it is always better to err on the side of caution than ignoring a questionable situation. For example, if you are not sure that a person is drowning, try and help them if you can. On the other hand, if a situation puts you or your life in danger such as a live wire close to water, as difficult as it may be, don't attempt a rescue. If the victim is conscious and at the surface of the water, try using a reaching assist with a lifeline to help them. This puts you in less overall danger and may minimize the risk of drowning. Find any type of device that a person can grab on to. This could be a shepherd's crook, life ring, or even a long tree branch. Some pools have a long metal pole for the person the hold. You can also extend your hand or wrist to the person as an assist. Keep your body low to the ground so that the person doesn't pull you into the water. If a person cannot reach an assistance device or is unconscious, approach them in the water. It's important to be aware that a person may panic in this situation and can injure you or make it difficult to help them. This is a real hazard and can lead to both rescuer and victim drowning. It's best to approach the victim from behind. Panicky people will grab at whatever is floating - and this includes would-be rescuers. This can possibly leading to two drowning deaths. Make sure to communicate with the person and let them know you are there. Sometimes this will encourage a person to come your direction. The easiest way to rescue the person is to place your hands under the armpits and pull them to safety. Avoid physical contact with a panicky swimmer, if at all possible. A panicked swimmer may grab at anything that floats, including you. This may not be a problem if the person is a 3 years old, but even a small woman can easily pull down an adult. Bring a flotation device if at all possible. Once you've pulled the person to safety, remove him from the water. This can help you prepare to take other emergency measures such as CPR or wrapping him in a towel to prevent shock. Make sure that you or someone else has called emergency medical services to aid your in your efforts to help the person.
A: Take action as soon as possible. Aid the person to the best of your ability. Employ a reach assist. Enter the water and pull the person to safety. Dealing with active drowning victims. Remove the victim from the water.

Q: Use a facial soap and water to gently cleanse away any dirt or makeup from your face. Pay special attention to areas where you'll be applying the Plexaderm, making sure these are clean. Leaving oil or skin care product residue under Plexaderm can make it less effective. It's a good idea to wash your hands as well, since you'll be applying the cream with your fingers.
A: Wash your face to get rid of any leftover makeup, dirt, or oils.

Q: for a short cut-scene. He will use this at the beginning of battle, and further into the fight. When you are finished with the first strike press quickly to attack him again. After, you can still attack him with the button. Use either Upper Slash or Finishing Leap to send him in the air, then keep on with your attack, adding a couple Horizontal Slashes along the way. He will then do either one or two things. He will stand his ground and attack using his sword. If he does this, jump and use Arial Dodge, then Glide away from him. When you get on the other side, land because you might need to press to guard again. He will teleport and knock you up in the air. If he does this, press to use retaliating slash when he reappears, then continue with your combo by pressing until either he disappears or you finish. At anytime after knocking out about 5 bars, Sepiroth will use Heartless Angel. This attack is one that will summon a halo around your head to bring you down to one HP and no MP (With second chance or Once More) or Auto-kill you. To stop this, attack him before he finishes saying "Angel". If you do not have the necessary abilities to reach him, and therefore cannot attack him, a well timed cure spell will cancel out the attack, but you will still have zero magic. On top of this, if you do not have the second chance ability, curing will make no difference as you will die before your cure spell has any effect. If you don't stop him in time, he will teleport and use either an attack you will need to block with or his regular attack. After this, Sepiroth will continue using Heartless Angel periodically. After Heartless Angel, he will become more of a threat, running instead of just standing there and gawking or walking around. He will not only use his standard attack, but he will use something called Shadow Flare, which is a big fire pillar that sucks you in. Just use Glide for it or if you have the MP, use Trinity. Often there will be dark balls that appear around you. You can either destroy them (it takes only one hit), or use Reflect on them to knock them back toward Sephiroth. The number of balls depends. Sometimes there will be only 3 other times 7 or 8. Also sometimes he will use one of his Flash attacks where you need to press . If this happens and the balls are around you press and the balls will be blocked too. Also worth mentioning is that aerial dodge can knock the balls away. When you get him down to about 4-5 bars of life, He will teleport and turn into his final form, where he is at his strongest and will use a meteor spell to try to kill you. When this happens, double-jump and use glide. Don't stop moving.
A:
Approach Sephiroth and press . Use the reaction command to block Sephiroth's attack. Select immediately Limit then execute Trinity. Attack. Wait for both you and Sephiroth to drop to the ground. Be attentive. Follow Sephiroth. Prepare for the final.