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How do you safely shut down the steam cleaning system?

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What does a steam cleaner do?

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What needs to be done to prepare old work for painting?

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How can you remove grease and oil from wood?

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What is air-dried lumber?

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What happens to wood when it warps?

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errybuns123

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6 years ago

Answer to #1

To safely shut down the steam cleaning system: close the solution valve, turn off the fuel, hold the
nozzle until cold water comes out, and turn off the motor.

Answer to #2

A steam cleaner is a machine that is used to remove materials from metal, wood, and concrete.

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Before painting, loose paint needs to be removed, the previous surface needs to be washed, and all
holes, cracks, and problem spots need to be filled in.

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You can remove grease and oil from wood with a steam cleaner.

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Boards are separated by wooden strips when they are stacked and are then protected from rain and
snow.

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It bends or twists out of shape.

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breanasylvester Author

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6 years ago

Perfect on my quiz, so smart <3

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