Last year he released "Dirt Farmer" (Vanguard), his first album in a quarter-century as a leader.
Scrub the car upholstery and carpet to release the dirt trapped inside the fabric folds.
Unravel a paper clip and use one end to poke through the burner to release any dirt inside.
Place the vacuum nozzle into all seats, open cushions up as much as you can to release the dirt from inside the cracks.
In 2003 this long-running country duo released "Red Dirt Road," an unpredictable CD (it ends with an ambivalent gospel song about jihad and Armageddon) that was one of the year's best country albums.
For £20, recline, sweat and release the city dirt on the "belly button" stone plinth.
The steam will open your pores and release the clogged dirt and old oils.
As explained above, tip them upside down and shake them, then bang them together firmly to release all loose dirt and mud.
Hopefully you're down to read about these people and their harrowing tales involving smuggling foreign youngsters into our land or dealing with grizzled weirdoes who think they're owed thousands of dollars for the 100 records they self-released back when dirt was invented.
In the fall of 2007 he released the brilliant album Dirt Farmer, Helm's first studio solo recording since 1982.
