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Roselyn · 03-14-2011, 02:26 AM

Not a terribly long process? That meant it WAS a long process and if there was anything more the Slytherin hated besides cleaning...it was a LONG cleaning process.

Sighing heavily and loudly, she staaaaared at the Professor as she created the LARGE instructions for them all to see as well as the cleaning supplies. Ugghhhhhh. Where was Destiny? Could she clean hers quickly and then clean Evelyn's? Her Slytherin friend knew that Evelyn only made things worse when cleaning. It just didn't come naturally to her like it did to Destiny.

The dark haired Slytherin will more then likely end up breaking the telescope than fixing it and making it all nice and clean. But, if the professor INSISTED, then she was going to clean this thing! WOOOOT!

Taking one of the towels, she stared at it for a moment before looking at the solution that was needed to clean the astronomy instrument. Nooooow, apply a light layer? This was soooo not the same as cleaning a broom.

SPOILER!!: cleaning instructions

03-14-2011, 02:26 AM	#128 (permalink)
Roselyn DMAC & DoM Kappa Join Date: May 2009 Location: Western US Posts: 14,683 x9 x8	Super Slytherin Buddy \| \| ⅓ She-Snake Trio \| \| a normal girl with normal knees Not a terribly long process? That meant it WAS a long process and if there was anything more the Slytherin hated besides cleaning...it was a LONG cleaning process. Sighing heavily and loudly, she staaaaared at the Professor as she created the LARGE instructions for them all to see as well as the cleaning supplies. Ugghhhhhh. Where was Destiny? Could she clean hers quickly and then clean Evelyn's? Her Slytherin friend knew that Evelyn only made things worse when cleaning. It just didn't come naturally to her like it did to Destiny. The dark haired Slytherin will more then likely end up breaking the telescope than fixing it and making it all nice and clean. But, if the professor INSISTED, then she was going to clean this thing! WOOOOT! Taking one of the towels, she stared at it for a moment before looking at the solution that was needed to clean the astronomy instrument. Nooooow, apply a light layer? This was soooo not the same as cleaning a broom. SPOILER!!: cleaning instructions 1. Use the cleaning solution provided and apply with a soft cotton towel a light layer. 2. Allow to air dry for a minute, before applying another coat of cleaning solution and rubbing it onto the looking glass and all over the telescope. Keep the rubbing to clockwise circular motions and continue until you've done all over the scope. 3. Take a fresh towel and rub in the same direction to towel dry the scope. 4. Repeat steps 1-3 as necessary until dust and debris is gone 5. Once the scope is clean, spray a thin layer of holding cream over the scope to help prevent future dust outbreaks. 6. Allow the solution to dry fully before operating the telescope. This may take up to 24 hours.