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There are several websites out there where you can advertise for house cleaning services, or respond to an advertisement. You can post an ad on a website like Craigslist, where all sorts of services are offered. Or, you can advertise on a website made specifically for house cleaning, like housekeeper.com. Do not respond to or create advertisements if you don't feel comfortable with the website. Only create ads on well-known websites with a lot of information available about them. A secure website starts with "https" rather than "http." You can also search job websites under your desired category, like Indeed.com. Some websites, like monster.com, will allow you to respond to advertisements for house cleaning jobs. Depending on the website, you may or may not have to sign up and create a profile to respond. Respond to the advertisement stating things like your experience, availability, and expected salary. You can create an advertisement for yourself on websites like Craigslist, or through social media platforms like Facebook. Post about your experience, pricing, and availability. Be sure not to give away too much personal information. For example, you could say something like "I am a professional house cleaner with five years of experience. I provide excellent service at an affordable price." Then, give your pricing and contact information. As far as personal information, it is okay to give away your first name and last initial, email address, and experience. It is better to wait to give more information, like your phone number, when you feel comfortable that you are corresponding with a legitimate person.

summary: Browse websites. Respond to online advertisements. Create an advertisement.

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Use simple shapes and lines. Shadowing can be done using a pen by drawing lines like what is shown below. It can be done using a combined method of both.

summary: Draw the basic background draft. Add more details to the background that will make it more appealing. Draw the background using a pen. Erase the pencil marks. Add more details and shadowing. Color as you like. You can also combine the character with the background.

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Protecting your house and outbuildings from the cold can save you a lot of money and hassle down the line. Insulate walls and attics, caulk and weather-strip doors and windows, and install storm windows or cover windows with plastic. Clear rain gutters and repair roof leaks in order to avoid clogging and flooding. Cut away tree branches that could fall on a house or other structure during a storm. Consider hiring a contractor to check the structural strength of the roof. Make sure your roof can sustain the unusually heavy weight of snow and ice. Insulate pipes and allow faucets to drip a little during cold weather to avoid them freezing. If you ever need to run a gas stove inside your home for heat or cooking, you'll definitely want a carbon monoxide detector on-hand. Carbon monoxide is odorless and colorless, but deadly. Check the batteries in your flashlights every so often, and make sure you have enough potable water and non-perishable food to last your family at least 48 hours. Once every year or two, replace your current stock of canned goods with a fresh batch If the power frequently goes out where you live, consider getting a portable or stationary electrical generator. Generators cost anywhere form $400 to $10,000 dollars. Run the generator outdoors. Do not run it in your house or garage. Plug equipment directly into the generator. Do not use your home's electrical system while the power is out, as this could harm utility crews.
summary: Winterize your home. Invest in a carbon monoxide detector. Keep your supplies fresh. Consider investing in a generator.