Sentences with phrase «anything on the cotton»

I didn't expect to see anything on the cotton ball but apparently dirt and oil really can buildup over night — again showing how important it is to cleanse both morning and night!

Not exact matches

Since the transfers work on anything cotton, you could even make pillows, hats, bags, etc..

After 22 years in recovery it «s still the same take the cotton out of ears and put it in your mouth.GO TO MEETINGS GET A SPONSOR SHUT UP AND LISTEN DO N`T ANALYZE.If you want to stay on the bar stool and not believe in anything then recovery is far away somewhere else.

In her workshops, Kaminski starts participants on white, 100 - percent raw silk scarves from Dharma Trading Co., but anything is fair game including stained cotton dish towels and silk lingerie.

Plus, it is safe and effective to anything washable - silk, wool, linen, cotton, and the list goes on.

You can fold it down into a size small enough to be portable for on - the - go babywearing, and since it's made of cotton, it's safe for use with newborn babies who don't need to be exposed to anything too harsh.

Virtually anything can be sprayed on cotton plants to ward off insects and induce growth.

He's very big on fabric quality and won't wear anything he deems itchy or that makes him hot, but this Peruvian pima cotton shirt got his stamp of approval.

Style tip: Up the style ante on your legging looks with a pair of stylish sneakers, denim (or surplus) anything, and feminine cotton tops.

That can mean anything, a roaring fire on a rainy day, a drive down the coast with the roof off, travel to the new and exotic, outdoor concerts, tropical sunsets, great wine over intimate dinners, 600 thread count Egyptian cotton, a willingness to smile at the unexpected and laugh at the absurd!

Never poke Q Tips or anything else right inside the ear canal and don't squirt or pour large volumes of these topical applications into the ears; a small amount on a cotton ball is usually sufficient.

The moment the locals cotton on to the fact that they can make money from those sweaty, money - laden tourists with expensive cameras hanging round their necks, they start hanging up racks of t - shirts, tacky trinkets, kinky key rings, cutesy carvings, sexy sculptures, neon paintings, and native costumes — in short, anything tourists will buy.

I didn't get to spend much time with Star Fox 64 3D (though it's basically Star Fox 64 with better graphics), and Kid Icarus: Uprising got lost in the hustle and bustle of the show floor, so I can't really comment much on either of those, nor can I say anything about Kirby Mass Attack on the DS other than they were giving out cotton candy when you played the title, so the line was too long to bother with.

Herman Alexander Pope's model — too qualitative M.A.Vukcevic — too obscure Fred H. Haynie — bad premise Oliver K. Manuel — whacko Harry Dale Huffman — double whacko Girma Orssengo — trendology does not make a model Tony (climatereason) Brown — reliance on anecdotal info David Postma — bad physics Arno Arrack — bad writing makes it inscrutable Nasif Nahle — bad experimentation Chief Hydrologist — appeal to authority model Joachim Seifert — if I have to pay for it, it's not worth looking at Stephen Wilde — a lawyer's model Nicola Scafetta — use enough variables and one can fit anything Alexander Biggs — a half - way - there model The SkyDragons — say no more «Joe's World» LaLonde — an idea written with crayons Stefan «TheDenier» Mikitch — a crazed Chewbacca Defense model David Wojick — some sort of anti-model that teaches «controversy» Doug Cotton — a SkyDragon acolyte Paul Vaughn — Pay him some money please so he can work his ideas out

According to the same research, 70 % of those surveyed were prepared to spend money on decorating their rooms, with anything from fridges and sofas to silk sheets (whatever happened to a poly - cotton mix?).