Sentences with phrase «do air dry»

Do you air dry your hair overnight or wash in the morning, and do you air dry it loose or in a bun / braid / other?

It does air dry but will take between 24 hours and a week depending on what you child decides to make, the humidity and the air temperature.

Not exact matches

«Do they blow dry their hair [or] air dry?

Please do not inhale too deeply when near me, my putrid stench of dried feces and semen that lingers in the air around me might just make you pass out before you can gaze into the rotted hole that's where my face should be as I am a brutal depository of all that is foul and decayed, putrid and filthy attempting to spew out my brain eating cancer that is religion on any unsuspecting dupe that crosses my slimy viscous path...

I love the waves that your hair has and would love to try to air dry it the way you do.

Or if I did this, if I tweaked it this way, or I added this or I cooked this, or I cultured it longer, or to get a dry, hard cheese, «What if I air - dried it, juts like a regular cheese?»

because that's what you do with the harder cheeses like Parmesan; they're all air - dried for months and months and months.

If storing for longer be sure to keep them in an air - tight container so the tops don't dry out.

Don't allow too much air to get into the bucket or the dough may dry out.

I use the clothes dry on air setting to do my tossing....

The way I usually store it is to just squeeze the air out of a zip - top gallon sized bag and store the bread there on the counter; don't refrigerate because that just dries baked goods out.

I should note, it's also very, very dry in my neck of the woods right now (DC - mid-Atlantic)- not sure if the lack of humidity in the air has anything to do with this.

When adding the dry ingredients to the batter, mix them all together and fold them in carefully a little bit at a time so that you don't remove all the air.

Once you're done proofing your bread, knock out any excess flour and let them air dry.

Be sure to air dry them so they don't shrink!

I did 2 hours on 170 and air dry and still sticky?

Your batter must be just a little bit drier than cake batter to accumulate the air the way wheat bread does with gluten.

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There is a back piece for support, a water temperature display, large storage pockets and suction cup to air dry it when you are done.

Hang them up to air dry like you usually do, or put them in the dryer if you can get away with it.

It works on its own, and you don't need to manually tinker the humidifier if you feel uncomfortable with the dry air inside.

All you need to do is clean your baby's face with water and then using a cotton ball or a soft cloth, add a few drops of breast milk and let it air dry without wiping it off.

As long as you let the reservoir air dry out (don't close the lid up every time you clean it) it shouldn't have any problems.

You're supposed to air dry these, so don't put them in the dryer.

(If you don't have a small oven proof bowl you can put the hand shape over a small plastic bowl or ball and leave the salt dough to air dry, but using this method it will take several days to dry.)

DO NOT USE HEAT TO DRY - Please be sure when speeding up the drying process, to only use cool air solutions.

Mix up a batch of the classic salt dough — for this recipe, we won't be oven drying the model as it has been known to crack when you do this instead it's best to leave it to air dry.

Allow to air dry, and do not wash off before nursing unless baby protests.

Never allow the necklace to air dry because doing so can cause discoloration.

Diaper covers do dry fast when hung to air dry.

The cold, dry winter air can be brutal on your baby's delicate skin, but it doesn't have to be.

Just because the cold air is drying up your skin, it does not mean your sense of style needs to suffer....

Its adaptor fits most conventional plastic bottles, so when you are on holiday with your baby, you don't have to leave behind the benefits of moist air (essential if your baby suffers from dry skin or congestion).

All you need to do is gently squeeze out any access water and lay flat on a towel to air dry.

If you do wash them by accident, just make sure they get fully air dried.

I would love to see a tutorial from Reagen on how to air dry your hair... I always feel the benefits of doing so in the summer, but end up blow drying to ensure I get a decent style!

I don't know about you, by my skin suffers during the cold and windy weather, especially when you add in the dry air of indoor heating.

They are all machine washable with detailed washing instructions; in most cases, the covers can not be dried in the dryer with the inserts, but they do air - dry quickly.

Just boil them in water and let them air dry and you are done!

As an All in Two, the covers can be air dried between changes, it's a simple and easy to use snap - in cloth insert that works just as well on the medium setting as fully extended (I did not have a newborn, so I can't speak to that), and the inserts wash up and dry well.

I washed them (cold water, gentle cycle with my soap nuts) and air dryed them and they did not shrink any for me although they may if you dry them.

The rubber or vinyl pants don't allow for air movement, so make sure his groin area is clean and dry.

Then we squeeze out the diaper and unclip it into the wetbag and we usually just either stand the Spray Pal in the trash can next to our toilet to dry or we will slip it into the wetbag and it can air dry from the top because we don't zip it shut.

Dry and warm air does not allow transferring heat fully via the respiratory system, load on the immature sweat glands is dramatically increased and the skin is damaged as a result.

It looks like a lot of steps written out, but truly it can be done in less than two minutes, what takes a while is air drying.

After you're done feeding, express a little more breast milk onto your nipple and let it air dry to help heal.

You can lay the filters out on a baking sheet to air dry them, or do like we did, and hold them under the heat of a hair - dryer to speed up the process.

*** Relief measures for sore nipples: allow nipples to air dry after feeding, sunlight on nipples for ten minutes twice daily (lying down on floor under a window is a good way to do this), express breastmilk onto nipples and allow to air dry, one study suggests that Lansinoh is effective and not harmful when applied sparingly, do not use Vitamin E oil.

KRISTEN STRATTON: Sometimes if it is just too hot and maybe it's not cracked or anything but enough that I don't want to put anything on it to hold the moisture against the skin, I just let my kids be naked and give them 30 minutes, and then if they really little we do tummy time at that time so probably everything would go down onto the towel instead of flying up into the air especially if you have boys, so we do tummy time, naked time and the put the bowl of coconut oil and we introduce descants sometimes too just so that it will be dry and we won't be holding moisture into the skin.

We used air dry clay as it is easy to work with, does not need to be fired and can be painted in bright colors!