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00:00Hello, my students. I'm your sexy teacher with you again, and today I'm going to share
00:17how to clean the floor after painting while keeping body art on your body intact. Don't
00:22forget to mention your favorite time code and put a like if you like me. Step one, preparation.
00:28Make sure you have all the necessary materials, a soft rag or mop, a bucket of warm water,
00:34mild detergent, no harsh chemicals, and rubber gloves if necessary. Make sure all paints
00:40and drawing materials are removed from the floor to avoid accidentally getting them in
00:44the water or spreading them on the floor. Step two, begin washing. Begin by gently dampening
00:56a rag or mop in warm water with a mild detergent. Squeeze the rag or mop thoroughly so that
01:02it is damp but not too wet. Excess water can run off onto the floor and then splash onto
01:07your feet, which can damage your body art. Step three, wash the floors. Gently mop the
01:15floor, avoiding sudden movements and shaking to avoid splashing water. If you are able,
01:22try to use a long mop so you can minimize contact with the water. Step four, additional
01:30precautions. Avoid direct water contact with body parts that have body art on them. If
01:36water is accidentally splashed on the body, immediately blot the area with a soft towel
01:41without rubbing the paint. If possible, stand on a dry and clean part of the floor or use
01:47disposable slippers to protect your feet and preserve the artwork. Step five, drying.
01:55After you're done scrubbing the floor, let it dry naturally or use a dry rag to quickly
02:00absorb any remaining moisture. These steps will help you effectively clean the floor
02:06without damaging the body art, keeping it in pristine condition. The lesson is over
02:11and I hope it was helpful to you. Don't forget to subscribe and give it a like, as
02:16well as a time code of your favorite moment. See you soon. Kisses. Bye bye.