Q: You will need a power washer, a push broom with stiff, nylon bristles, and a cleaning product, such as trisodium phosphate or other concrete cleaner. You can use a regular garden hose if you don't have a pressure washer. Use the hose on full power with a high-powered nozzle. A pressure washer is recommended for this kind of concrete cleaning as it will do a better job. Pressure washers can be rented from home and garden or building stores. Use a regular scrubbing brush with nylon bristles if you don't have a push broom. Pull them up with your hands and then sweep, hose down, or pressure wash the surface to remove dirt and debris. Open your garage door if applicable. Start at the end closest to the house and work your way toward the garage door or lawn. Use the pressure washer or hose and spray the floor in broad, sweeping strokes to remove dirt and debris. Be sure to spray corners, cracks, and crevices as well. Place your broom at one end of the garage or patio, and begin sprinkling cleaner on the floor starting at the other end, working your way toward the broom. Make sure the floor is still wet when you do this. Use your broom or brush to work the cleaner into the entire floor surface and lift out any dirt, grime, and debris. Starting at the inside and working your way toward the open door or lawn, power wash away any excess cleaner and debris. Leave the door open and allow the floor to dry.
A: Gather your cleaning supplies. Remove any moss or roots that have grown on exterior concrete. Spray the concrete. Cover the floor with a dusting of cleaner. Scrub the floor. Rinse the concrete with clean water.

Q: When your child comes home with lice, it is critical not to allow the lice to spread to your other children or the adult members of your family. Remember, you are equally exposed when treating your child, so cover your head and check yourself rigorously for exposure after treating your child. Scientific findings suggest that animals are not at risk for contracting head lice from humans, so don't worry about your dogs, cats, or other animals. Lice can live on bed linens, towels, stuffed animals and in thick carpeting. They can also survive on hair care devices, like combs or brushes, for a short period of time. Identify all surfaces which could have potentially come into contact with the infected individual. Any items like sheets, towels and stuffed animals can be cleaned in a washer and dryer. However, be sure that wash these items with the "hot water" setting on your washer. It typically requires a temperature of 130 F (54.4 C) to eliminate lice and their nits. Also, be sure to dry these items on the hottest setting your dryer provides. Be sure to vacuum all of your rugs, carpets, cloth blinds, tablecloths, or any other soft fabric items with the highest setting your vacuum will allow. Once you have done this, immediately throw away the vacuum cleaner bag to prevent lice from escaping. Place hair-care items like combs, barrettes, hair ties, headbands, and brushes in rubbing alcohol or medicated shampoo for at least one hour. Lice infestations are often difficult to eliminate entirely, so be sure to monitor your house and the people in it to ensure the lice have not survived on a surface you forgot to clean or in the hair of another person in your household. Being vigilant can help you avoid re-infestation.
A: Avoid exposure. Identify any surface on which lice can live. Clean affected surfaces with hot water. Vacuum all non-movable surfaces. Soak all hair-care tools. Monitor for the near future.

Q: Lightly stroke your partner's neck with the tips of your fingers. This will begin to turn on your partner and may even make her shiver with pleasure. Stroke the area that you plan to kiss and your partner will feel even more pleasure when you kiss her there. One of the most sensitive parts of the neck is the where the neck connects with the shoulder and collarbone. Another sensitive part of the neck is the front left or right side. But almost any part of the neck is sensitive and susceptible to your kisses. Use your body as you kiss your partner's neck. Don't just stand apart from your partner and lean in to kiss her neck. Instead, wrap your arms around her if you're facing her, or wrap your arms around her from behind if you're kissing her from behind.
A: Stroke your partner's neck with your fingers. Kiss your partner on a sensitive part of her neck.

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