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Section 9 - Scissors

The scissors are secondary, small and plural-named. The description of the scissors is "The scissors are long and thin. [if the scissors are clean]They're not exactly shining, but in decent shape nevertheless[otherwise]They're quite dirty[end if]."

The indefinite article of the scissors is "a pair of".

Understand "pair of" as the scissors.

To clean the scissors:

now the scissors are clean;

now the sausage is clean;

now the sausage is edible.

Check washing the scissors with:

say "[The second noun] isn't suitable for cleaning the scissors with." instead.

Check washing the scissors with the sanitary napkin:

say "It's too dry to use for cleaning." instead.

Instead of washing the dirty scissors with the koi pond:

say "[We] take some water from the pond and scrub the scissors clean. Some of the dirt is too stubbornly stuck, but most of it comes off.";

clean the scissors.

Instead of washing the dirty scissors with the sanitary napkin when the sanitary napkin is watered or the sanitary napkin is alcohol-soaked:

say "[We] scrub the scissors clean, or as clean as [we] can, with the sanitary napkin.";

clean the scissors.