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unreal

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here we see sweeper learning his craft from an early age

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[Mikeyanks23]

forgot the headband

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[Louisvillekid1]

You fukkin guys are great

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Sweep a Floor

Here's How:

1. Choose a Broom Find a broom that fits with your floor type. Smoother floors can get by with synthetic brooms. Rougher floors may need natural fiber brooms to be as effective. Choose a broom with an angled edge for cleaning under cabinets and in tight spaces. Make sure your broom is at a comfortable height, and not too heavy to manage.
   
   
2. Find a Starting Place When sweeping a room, there are a couple of different methods. Some people like to walk the perimeter of a room, sweeping from the edges into a pile in the center. Others like to begin at one end of the room and move to the other pulling the dirt pile along with them, or eliminating the pile in sections. Choose a method and starting point that works for you.
   
3. Start Sweeping Sweeping isn't a difficult motion to master, but try to keep continuous contact with the floor, without pressing the broom strands down into the floor. Begin on a section of floor away from your body and gently drag the broom towards your body. You can use short quick motions or long sweeping motions. Choose whichever better fits your sweeping style.
   
4. Sweep Up Your Dirt Pile Sweep dirt into a pile. Sweep the dirt pile into a dust pan and then deposit it in the trash. Be careful not to dump the dirt too quickly, causing dust and dirt to billow back into your face, or onto your clean floor.
   
5. Put Away Supplies Put away all of your supplies and be sure to clean your broom if needed. Hang your broom to prevent the bristles from becoming bent or damaged, or sit the broom upside down for storage.

Tips:

1. Avoid getting your broom wet. It damages the broom and shortens its life span.
2. When washing a broom, make sure that it dries thoroughly upside down, to prevent bristles from being bent or damaged.

What You Need

• Broom

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Street Sweeping

Street Sweeping provides two primary benefits to the City. The more obvious benefit is the collection and removal of paper, leaves, and other visible debris that collect in the gutters. This debris can block storm water facilities, causing localized flooding during heavy rains. An equally important, but less visible benefit is the removal of metal particles and other hazardous waste products left by passing vehicles. Although they are virtually invisible, these particles can be extremely harmful to fish and other wildlife if they reach our creeks, rivers, beaches and bays. Street sweeping is an effective method of removing both the large and microscopic pollutants that collect on City streets. This sweeping also serves as one of our Best Management Practices (BMP) to control and improve water quality. Motorized sweeping removes an average of 220,000 lbs. of debris from the street before it goes into the storm drains. For more information on how to protect our beaches and bays visit the*Think Blue website.San Diego is one of the few cities of its size in the United States that still sweeps residential areas. We are committed to sweeping all routes at least once a month, weather permitting. We currently have over 2,700 miles of improved streets that are included in the sweeping program. We have 20 power sweepers and operators, with a support staff of truck drivers and parking enforcement officers. Our goal is to sweep residential streets once per month and commercial streets once a week. If your assigned sweeping day falls on a scheduled City holiday it will not be swept. The route will be swept on the next assigned sweeping day.Street Sweeping Schedules

Motor Sweeping Routes

Restricted Parking Routes (posted)

Some streets are posted with 'no parking' signs that state the day of the week and time of day the street will be swept. The Storm Water Department will issue parking citations enforcing the no parking time restrictions. The routes are designed with time limits to allow enough time for the sweeper to complete the miles assigned to a specific route, which varies in length. These restricted routes average between 20 to 30 miles in length and are cleaned frequently.

Non Restricted Routes (not posted)

These types of routes have no signs and are not enforced. Residents are asked to voluntarily move their cars on sweeping days.

Special Cleaning

The Storm Water Department performs many other special cleaning operations. We sweep bikeways, center medians upon request, and before and after many community events

[Noles1992]

This is great thread! Congrats Sweep!!!!

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[manny24]

very nice looking finished product sweeper congrats i'll take a dozen cases boss.

prototype pic almost can not even tell it's him

the eight d cell batteries (fig 1.) are moisture wicking but warning users may experience some light hair loss

[konck]

That looked a lot like the gang Rocky ran into sing by the trash can that was blazing