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Sweep up any debris leaves, twigs, etc and move any outdoor furniture out of the way. Make sure that pets and kids can't get into the area, particularly if you're going to use bleach. Make sure to protect nearby plants. Hose them down to give them a protective covering of water (it will help any bleach or vinegar slide right off) or cover them with light plastic. You can also create barriers between the area you're cleaning and any grass by laying down rolled up towels or sheets at the edge of the grass. Using your garden hose or buckets of water, rinse down the area to be cleaned. You can also use a bucket of water and a mop if you're worried about the water draining properly. Depending on the type of cleaner you're using, you'll want to spray, pour, or spread your cleaners over the area to be cleaned. Use gloves and a protective face mask for this step, especially if you're using bleach. You can let any of the mixtures soak for a few minutes or up to half an hour if you have particularly dark stains. If the stain persists after scrubbing, you may need to apply a second coating of cleaner. Wait 15 minutes before scrubbing again, and then hose it off. Once your cleaner has had time to soak, scrub at the stains with a short scrub brush. This will loosen up any stubborn dirt or grime that isn't already lifted by the cleaner. Once you're done scrubbing, use a hose, spray bottle, or bucket of water to rinse the area you cleaned. This might take a few rounds, depending on the size of the stains you cleaned and how much cleanser you had to use. You can let the area dry naturally, particularly if you're cleaning on a hot day. Make sure that you hose off any plants or planting beds that are around the concrete patio and may have been sprayed with cleaner.

summary: Clear the area to be cleaned. Protect nearby greenery. Hose it down. Apply the cleaner. Scrub with a short scrub brush. Rinse off the cleaner.

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Being able to play scales with ease is a requirement for developing your jazz saxophone skills. The G-major scale is an especially important one to master. Play it daily as part of your jazz saxophone practice routine. Listen to jazz saxophone players who incorporate different chord tones and sequences into their playing. After you listen, try to replicate some of the sounds. For example, listen to Jerry Bergonzi's solo in the song "Edith Head" and then try to replicate it. Knowing how to use cadences can help you to play jazz saxophone. Try to incorporate some different cadences into your playing to get a jazz sound. For example, you could try using a Two-Note Motif, Triad Arpeggio, Pentatonic Pattern, or a Lester Lick.

summary: Practice playing the G major scale. Learn how to use chord tones/sequences. Incorporate cadences into your playing.

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your hair every 2-3 days for 2 weeks before bleaching it. This isn't required, but it's helpful if you have the patience for it. Going from black to blonde hair is going to require several bleaching sessions, and bleach easily dries-out and damages your hair. Get it to the healthiest state beforehand to make the result look that much better. Similarly, stop using heat-styling tools for a few weeks before bleaching to limit damaging heat exposure. Please note that if your hair hasn't been color-treated, you can skip this step. Clarifying shampoo won't completely remove the color from your hair, but it can lighten it enough to make it easier to bleach. Use the shampoo for 2-3 washes before you plan on bleaching your hair. Avoid using clarifying shampoo the same day you apply your first bleach treatment. It could cause your hair to get excessively dry. This test will help you determine how long you should leave the bleach on your hair for. It could also tell you if your scalp is too sensitive for the bleaching process. Use a small section of hair that is at least 1 inch (2.5cm) wide and that can be easily hidden underneath the rest of your hair. Clip the rest of your hair back so that it doesn't accidentally come into contact with the bleach. Wear gloves and follow the directions to mix the bleach powder and developer. Leave the bleach on your hair for 30-45 minutes before rinsing it out. If your scalp gets red or irritated, that could indicate you have an allergy or sensitivity to the chemicals. If this happens, don't proceed with bleaching your entire head. Visit a professional colorist to see what your next steps should be instead. Once you're ready to start your first bleaching session, separate your hair into 4 quadrants: part your hair down the middle, then split each side into 2 sections, one high and one low. Use hair elastics or clips to keep each section separate. If you have a lot of hair, you may want to separate it into even more sections so that it's easier to work with. Bleach is a harsh chemical and can burn your skin, so you should limit how much of your skin comes into contact with it. Wear a pair of rubber gloves when mixing and applying the bleach powder and developer. Change your clothes and wear something you aren't super attached toif you drop bleach on your shirt, it'll stain it. You may also want to lay down some old towels to protect the space you're working in. If bleach gets on the furniture, it can cause irreparable stains.
summary: Deep condition Strip away existing dye and color with a clarifying shampoo. Do a strand test to see how the bleach takes to your hair. Divide your hair into 4 sections with elastics or clips. Protect your skin and clothes by wearing gloves and an old T-shirt.