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How to clean soot from brick
Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands during the cleaning process.
Place a drop cloth, tarp or plastic around your work area.
You may want to have some newspaper on hand to help absorb sloshed water, drips from the sponge or wet bottoms of buckets.

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- While you clean sooty bricks, some soot and ash can dislodge from the fireplace. If you don't put down a protective layer, you will have additional soot stains on your carpet to clean.
- For exterior landscaping, add the drop cloth until it is a hand-length length of thick layer. For driveways or garages, use a weight ranging from 1 yard (30 cm).
- Sprinkle very fine grit sand onto the soot after rubbing with your pencil. Start with small amounts, to avoid a rough distribution.
- Use a metal or glass broom to sweep soot off of the wall. Nothing goes better than the great clean! If there is no soot left behind, use a rag to wipe the soot out from the wall.
A: While you clean sooty bricks, some soot and ash can dislodge from the fireplace. If you don't put down a protective layer, you will have additional soot stains on your carpet to clean.

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How to spur employee creativity
Encourage prompt thinking.
This means asking employees to think on their feet. Meetings should possess an element of prompt responses; encourage employees to share ideas off the top of their heads in a fast rotation when discussing possibilities for a project.

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- Promote the thought that every idea is welcome. These ideas should be documented, and then analyzed to see if they could actually be practical and effective.
- Encourage your employees to discuss ideas and learn new things or to dig deeper into what they had prior to the project. Get your employees to list possibilities and create unique solutions throughout the project.
- You might request a meeting to discuss why people should think on the idea of starting a business. Another example of prompt responses is an employee with a php problem that makes them forget the potential contributions made to a company.
- By asking them to think on their feet, you force them to come up with something that they want to do. For example, ask someone how their day went so far and see how their week went so far.
A: Promote the thought that every idea is welcome. These ideas should be documented, and then analyzed to see if they could actually be practical and effective.

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Several people are dressed in sweatsuits rolling out mats in a large gym. after the mats

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- are rolled out the gym begins to change colors for lemon zest.
- are rolled out, they begin talking to one another and pose for pictures.
- are rolled out, other individuals begin walking across the floor dressed in fencing uniforms.
- have been rolled, wall paper is cut with scissors and tied between two of the walls.
A: are rolled out, other individuals begin walking across the floor dressed in fencing uniforms.

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A woman bends over in a ballet pose. She then faces the camera talking. She displays more ballet moves. she

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- flips and spins several times while still facing the camera.
- shows how the move relaxes her.
- finishes with the low fifth position.
- proceeds to lift her feet up.
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finishes with the low fifth position.