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How to preserve leaves and flowers
Buy a fresh new can of clear polyester casting resin.
A container that has previously been opened may be difficult to open if the cap/lid is sealed tight with resin exposed to air.
Find out the date the can was bottled because resin has a short shelf life; even in sealed, airtight containers, it can become too viscous to effectively coat foliage and flowers.

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- Inspect the pits and holes located on the side of the can. Because of the high lip of a can's lid, there is a substantial amount of resin in these pits and holes.
- Find a large open space to preserve herbs. One-fourth to one third of guests have turn-away plants while the rest are lounging in soft grassy areas.
- Some leftovers might go bad before even a few days. Dilute the resin with talcum powder.
- Check the viscosity of the resin fluid. Set up in an open-air area with plenty of ventilation and away from open flames.
A: Check the viscosity of the resin fluid. Set up in an open-air area with plenty of ventilation and away from open flames.

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How to clean microsuede furniture
Vacuum microsuede to remove crumbs and dust.
Running a vacuum over the fabric once a week, or more often if you have a pet that sheds, will keep it looking clean and new.
If you have a very powerful or unwieldy vacuum, use a furniture brush instead.

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- Dry clean microsuede with powdered detergent. Sprinkle laundry detergent over the fabric, gently brush it into the fabric using a cloth or a brush, and vacuum it up.
- Pet hair brushes, which can be purchased at home improvement or diamond paint stores will work. You can also vacuum leather upholstery, as long as you put long-handled brushes near the upholstery.
- Shake the brush and then gently vacuum your furniture with a small, lint-free vacuum. If you have a specialty microsuede product, rather than just the lint-free brush, you may use a tubular vacuum to work from.
- Place the brush gently on the fabric and run it over the entirety of the fabric, separating and cleaning any crumbs or smudges you can find. Brush whatever debris remains or brushes back and forth a couple times to rinse out excess dirt.
A: Dry clean microsuede with powdered detergent. Sprinkle laundry detergent over the fabric, gently brush it into the fabric using a cloth or a brush, and vacuum it up.

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A man uses a large plastic blue bat. He swings it at a pinata shaped like spongebob squarepants. he

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- misses and the bat hits the pinata instead.
- misses several times, and keeps swinging.
- misses three times and the pinata falls away.
- swings the bat again at a pinata shaped like a turtle shaped piece of wood.
A: misses several times, and keeps swinging.

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Now the woman is out of the water and begins doing arm exercises with the paddle behind her head lifting it up and down. she

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- then adds the legs and begins doing lunges in the grass before she continues to do curls with her hands.
- then jumps rope, stretching her legs and bending on the side.
- moves the paddle to the opposite side faster and.
- finishes with her exercises and walks backwards out of the pool.
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then adds the legs and begins doing lunges in the grass before she continues to do curls with her hands.