Sentences with phrase «about using soap»

Therefore, it would not be an exaggeration if we say that these people are the native expert about using soap nuts.

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Of course, wet shaving is about more than just the shaving soap, as the entire process and products used, ranging from the shaving brush to the razor, is behind the reason why it can provide a closer, more comfortable shave.

Can you remember the golden soap Gramdma used for just about everything; sudsing dishes, washing, stain removal and bathroom soap?

Those of us who have kids that are old enough to read but who are still being super gross about washing their hands might get some use out of this soap dispenser.

I'm not crazy about the fact that the kids are encouraged to use antibacterial liquid instead of soap and water (it's quick and easy for them — I get that, but still...).

Also, just thinking out load here and don't know if it would work but how about grating some tea tree oil soap and using that in the wash?

I use about 2 - 3 cups distilled water, a few teaspoons of baby soap, a few teaspoons of coconut oil and then about 5 - 10 drops of lavender oil (or more I really just add it until it smells good).»

I contacted Charlie's Soap to inform them about our problem — they were so kind talking me through some other ideas I could try to make sure that I was using their soap correcSoap to inform them about our problem — they were so kind talking me through some other ideas I could try to make sure that I was using their soap correcsoap correctly.

I used the homemade laundry soap successfully for about a year.

First, with the liquified / gelled version of this laundry soap, approx how much do you use / load... about the same as conventional laundry soap?

Here you'll find valuable information about the chemicals used to make many of the soaps and body care items that both you and your baby use.

This works well in our often - chaotic household because I can ask someone else to start the diaper laundry without worrying about them using the wrong soap.

I do a prewash with no soap then I wash on hot with 1 scoop of Country Save detergent and so far I've had no problems I'm gonna try Tide as soon as my Country Save is gone I've heard good things about using Tide for cloth diapers.

Don't worry about using anti-bacterial soap — regular dish soap is fine.

The timers can be used with your favorite brand of soap, so there's no worry about needing a specific brand for refills.

As a parent, it is right to be concerned about the soap that you use because the regular ones are full of irritants and different kinds of chemicals that are not safe for your child.

I use just about everything from the laundry detergent and stain remover, to dish soap and the multi-surface cleaner.

Mixing Use these mixing experiments to teach your toddler about the various properties of sand, flour, soap and colors.

I have been using castile soap around my home for about 10 years now.

It also opened the conversation about natural products and using more natural cleaners and soaps, something I've dabbled in before but have not been able to totally immerse myself!

Using dish soap and a few common kitchen ingredients, you can create amazing dish soap science projects that your kids will talk about for days to come.

Talk out loud about how you're using the toilet, how you wipe with a little bit of paper, how you flush the toilet and then, how you wash your hands with soap and water afterwards.

I've been reading more and more about parabens and their link to cancer and am alarmed to find it in so many products we use regularly (soaps, shampoos, lotions, etc).

Rockin» Green Soap only uses about 10 drops per bag to scent their detergent and they actually offer an unscented version if you want to avoid oils all together.

It contains about 25 % water and is used immensely to make moisturizers, soaps and various other creams.

http://www.thirstiesbaby.com/blog/why-can%e2%80%99t-i-use-soap-on-my-cloth-diapers-and-covers/ Tweeted about soap use and cloth blog!!

ITV went and used a soap to show us about scroungers by getting a family into it's major soap.

About 15 times as much oil and natural gas is used as fuel than ends up in consumer products ranging from soaps, shampoos and deodorants to air fresheners, glues and cleaning sprays.

The Mütter Museum of medical anomalies at the venerable College of Physicians of Philadelphia is well supplied with helpful staff and airy colonnades, but what it could really use is a little stack of printed leaflets explaining to the modern visitor how he or she is supposed to feel about all this, or at least what to make of it: the uprooted genitalia and beach - ball tumors, the skeleton of the man whose muscle has turned to bone, the woman so fat that after death her body transformed itself into soap, the embryos in jars whose peeling labels break the sad but unsurprising news that not having a skull, or a brain, or a stomach, or any skin, is a state of affairs «incompatible with life.»

When watching a video of an adult or child saying that they thought a hunk of used, dingy soap was a good gift, or that a bad drawing of a person was actually good, children were about as good as adults in spotting fibs.

I am pretty fanatical about washing my dishes immediately after I use them, so I always love having a good dish soap on hand.

Soap up long enough to sing «Happy Birthday» twice through (about 20 seconds); if you can't wash, use an alcohol - based hand sanitizer.

My husband, however, was not exactly thrilled about using my girly scented soap, so I set out to make some manly - smelling soap just for him.

I've written before about how I use soap nuts for laundry, and I've gotten several questions since that post about how I also use them for shampoo.

Scouring Powder: Make a paste of baking soda and nontoxic dish soap (about 1 to 1 ratio, use less than you think youll need, it makes a lot; add water, if needed, to thin).

Melt and pour soaps are pretty, but most melt and pour soap bases are not something I'm excited about using.

Let's talk about the large variety of cleaning products we use in our kitchens, from the dish soap and detergent, to the sprays and surface cleaners.

The same problem I'm having is white heads and black heads I never had a pimple in my life but I turned 29 and omg I broke out tremendously so it took me a while to find a good skin care I have sensitive skin I can't use any creams with scent but I found a oatmeal soap from the grocery store it's a Latin brand plain oatmeal and used it along with witch hazel after I washed my face and splashed the chin area with peroxide and omg they were gone in about a week I also bought Mario badescu face cleanser and incorporated it in my nightly routine and stopped the witch hazel because they both have similar ingredients and now I found the solution and the dark spots are gone due to the peroxide it works as a bleaching

Plus what about the bars of soap we used to use, there was no such thing as Mesa than.

For 10 ounces of soap (which filled 3 round molds) I used 1 capsule of Vitamin E, about 1 tablespoon of honey, and about 1/4 cup of oats.

I used 10 ounces of soap base, and it took about three thirty second intervals (plus stirring) to melt it completely.

That's the nice thing about using weight and not volume, and probably one of the main reasons that weight is used for soap recipes which need to be pretty accurate.

I used a scented Dr. Bronners soap and added about half the essential oil, and it came out great.

I don't mind spending money on quality oils and other ingredients for my soaps, and I don't worry about trying to cut down on their use because the homeamde soaps last so long.

I have been using Aloe Castile Liquid Tea Tree, 5 gallon, Vermont soap Organics cleaner for about 5 years and it is the best.

Another brilliant thing about this soap is that you can use it as a base for so many other natural cleaners, so of course I buy it in bulk.

But I've seen a number of other bloggers talk about using liquid soap nut concentrate as a natural shampoo and I can't wait to try it out!

Also, I read about how you use castile soap.

I'm new to soap making and decided to make this soap to use on my newborn It took a while to get to trace, and about 3 weeks to harden enough to cut, and although it was still a bit soft after 3 months of curing I just couldn't wait any longer and decided to use it... WELL WORTH THE WAIT!!!

Then I learned about the oil cleansing method, which is basically using oil to clean and nourish your skin instead of soap.