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布やカーペットに何かをこぼした際、最初に行うべき最も重要なステップは何ですか?
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濡れた布でその箇所を激しくこする
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ヘアドライヤーで熱を加える
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こすらずに、できるだけ多くの液体や固形物を叩いて吸い取る
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すぐに上から熱湯をかける
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