IN: What happens next?

How to compost in cold weather
Chop compost materials into uniform, two inch pieces.
Try to chop up your materials into small , 2 inch (5.1 cm) pieces so that it will decompose faster. Exercise caution when using shredded leaves.

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- If you're working from seeds, try to chop up the most absorbent material you can find before discarding the leaves. Try to avoid cutting the leaves, as they'll decompose faster in the type of soil they're in.
- Shredded leaves are more easily bullied, and they are also more aerobically resistant and therefore can last longer, even after un-shredded. Do not staple the leaves together, however.
- Leaf snippets, even in warm conditions, may break or breakdown. Place the finished compost in the hot, wet interior of your freezer.
- These items tend to form clumps that are harder to get rid of in the winter, because cold temperatures tend to slow down decomposition. Blend or freeze kitchen scraps before adding them to the compost pile.

OUT: These items tend to form clumps that are harder to get rid of in the winter, because cold temperatures tend to slow down decomposition. Blend or freeze kitchen scraps before adding them to the compost pile.

IN: What happens next?

How to remove sticker residue
Use your fingers to roll the adhesive into balls.
This is more effective if the residue is fresh and not too resilient. Run your finger along the entirety of the residue, applying constant pressure.

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- Keep your finger and thumb straight and the adhesive balls should fit into your palm. You can continue rolling the ball on your thumb down toward the skin, or work your way down toward your fingertips.
- It's vital that you roll with the same motion, or else it can cause further damage. If needed, insert an eyedropper in between the sticky edges to decrease the friction between your fingernail and the spot.
- Let it dry for 10 to 15 minutes before you see it lift away. Repeat once or twice, depending on whether the residue is undissolved or not.
- The residue will roll into balls that you can easily pluck off the surface. Scrape the residue with scissors, an old credit card or a knife.

OUT: The residue will roll into balls that you can easily pluck off the surface. Scrape the residue with scissors, an old credit card or a knife.

IN: What happens next?

A man in grey shorts and black sneakers kneels on a blue gym mat in the corner of a room and pulls and elastic band from behind him with his arms. the man

OPTIONS:
- then raises his arm over his shoulder, head, and then pulls on the elastic band of his shorts over his bare white legs.
- holds the loose end of the elastic band, then pulls break dancing on it.
- does this exercise twice with the elastic band attached to a metal pole in the corner of the room.
- removes his legs and stands to face the camera.

OUT:
does this exercise twice with the elastic band attached to a metal pole in the corner of the room.