A tablecloth.
To remove a sunscreen stain from a leather sofa, start by dabbing the stain with a clean cloth to absorb as much of the sunscreen as possible. Then, mix a solution of mild soap and water, and gently rub it onto the stain with a soft cloth. Finally, wipe the area clean with a damp cloth and dry it with a clean, dry cloth.
Any coated lenses need to be treated with care. Usually, the cloth you use isn't the problem: it's the dust and grit that you grind between the cloth and lens that does the damage. The best way to clean any lens is to first rinse it with warm water. This will remove the sand and dust. After a quick rinse, dry the lenses with a lint-free microfiber cloth. It's important to remember that the cloth also needs to be protected from sand and dust. If you paid real money for your awesome sunglasses, make sure you keep a convenient cleaning cloth in a zipper bag.
The best type of cloth to use for cleaning eyeglasses is a microfiber towel. These towels allow the glasses to be cleaned without it scratching the surface of the glass.
There's no wind on the moon.
Miggery believes in Roscuro's plan because she is gullible and easily manipulated. Roscuro takes advantage of her desire to become a princess and uses flattery to win her trust. Miggery is naive and lacks critical thinking skills, making her an easy target for manipulation.
A crown!
The rat's name in "The Tale of Despereaux" is Chiaroscuro, often referred to as Roscuro. He is a critical character in the story, playing a significant role in the plot's development.
In "The Tale of Despereaux," Botticelli is a rat who once lived in the dungeon where Despereaux was born, while Roscuro is a rat who becomes a key character in the story. Botticelli is a minor character who is scared of light, while Roscuro is a more complex character who learns to be compassionate and regretful of his actions.
No! They become friends.
You are probably talking about the movie. In the book their is no scene about the cat trying to eat Despereaux. Roscuro feels bad for Despereaux and prevents him from being eatin from the cat.
Roscuro revealed to Mig and Pea that he was responsible for scaring the queen to death by causing her to fall in the soup during a banquet. He felt immense guilt for unintentionally causing this tragic event.
I believe you can clean it with a moist cloth..
There is no word "Roscuro' in French or any other language. Differently from 'Despereaux', which is French for 'frustration' or 'despair', 'Roscuro' is an adaptation the movie script writers made up, and the reason is this: In the book, the character's name is Chiaroscuro, blend of 2 words, 'chiaro', which means in Italian 'light' or 'clear' (from there we get the Spanish 'claro'), and 'oscuro', which means 'dark' or 'black' in all forms. No doubt this describes Roscuro's character, since he lived in a dark world, but wished for the light above. It also aptly describes his performance as a basically 'light' or good person, but now sadly fallen onto a dark path, until Despereaux helps him return. Now from 'chiaroscuro', the writers lopped off the first 4 letters (chia), which leaves us with 'roscuro'. Hence, this was the form adopted for Despereaux's rat friend in the movie.
Jesus.
I believe the phrase is "to cut the cloth according to it's width", which is to say, do the best (or make do) with what you've got. A tailoring/dressmaking expression? You lay the pattern on the cloth to fit it in.
I believe that it was called grapeshot.