Sentences with phrase «do it with a warm wet»

Thankfully the vet told me I could do it with a warm wet wash cloth.

Not exact matches

Combine biscuit mix with salt, garlic powder and parsley, and add about 1 cup of warm water (you don't want it too wet or too dry, so you may need to adjust with a little more mix or a little more water).

Do I use Pampers wipes or just paper towels that I wet with warm thermos water that I keep on the changing table (that one lasted about two days).

All you need to do is apply this Calendula soap to your wet hands or wash cloth and then wash your baby, then rinse them with warm clean water.

Crib Yes SnuggleU n / a Rocking chair / glider undecided Activity gym Yes Bouncer Yes Bumbo Yes Exersaucer Yes Jumper Yes Front Carrier Yes Stroller Yes Wet wipe warmer Undecided Changing table No Swing Yes Lilly Padz Undecided (they don't work the greatest with a heavy let down.

In the younger ones it may be the use of diapers (as they are wet and warm) but perhaps being in contact with the «potty chair» has something to do with it.

How did the kids react when you don't have access to the warmed wipes (like when you are on the go) and how do you store them in your wipes travel pouch (wet, with solution, or dry, water added right before using?)?

At night, I do an oil cleanse with Rain by Good Medicine, and use a warm wet cloth to open up the pores.

I drink warm lemon water every morning and when I'm done squeezing the lemons into my mug I then rub the wet lemon juice left on the lemon peel on my hands to help with age spots.

I do use it two times only at night - the first I wipe it off with a makeup wipe and the second, I wipe it off with a warm wet washcloth.

It's a bit wet when applied but after being lightly set with power it lasts me every day from morning till night when I take it off (I don't usually use primer unless I expect it to be hotter), on warmer days I sometimes have to re-powder in the late afternoon once.

However, since many Mamas wear their rainboots almost year - round, rainboots can look just as fabulous paired with bare legs and dresses (or shorts) on a wet - but - warm Spring day as they do with jeans and puffer jackets in the Winter.

Either way, wear clothes you don't mind getting wet and treat yourselves with a warming, well - earned coffee afterwards.

If she doesn't do it, for any reason, then you will need to wipe the kitten's behind with a warm and wet washcloth in circular motions, to induce bowel movement.

Warm - blooded divers are comfortable with a dive skin but a 3 mm wet suit (either a shorty or a full suit) is advisable when doing multiple dives, particularly during the winter months.

Global warming / climate change has more to do with extreme weather events, whether cold / hot, dry / wet, etc..

That's what we need to do with climate — keep it firmly in the warm - and - wet mode, and not let it come anywhere close to the transition zone that could kick us back into the next ice age.

It is quite certain that warmth and wet go together — so the plant fecundity in warm times has something to do with warmth and wet but perhaps less to do with carbon being a limiting nutrient.

As for lying, I have observed many scientists seem to have no difficulty with lying when they connect, without a shred of evidence, supportive modeling or any data or often even any theory such things as extreme weather is getting worse or is linked to CO2, wet areas will get wetter and dry areas will get drier, that the ocean swallowed the «missing heat», using a proxy upside down doesn't matter, the models are still adequate for policy even after such a huge divergence from reality, coral die - back is due to manmade warming rather than fishing, all warming must be bad rather than beyond a certain threshold, etc, etc, etc..

For example, the municipal department that instigated the repaving Chicago's roads with materials more permeable to water did so because they knew climate scientists had found that the city will get increasingly wetter and more humid as global warming proceeds.

Doing so will also help sellers enjoy their homes more until they move and will protect their houses from a number of key seasonal challenges — pests seeking warm places to hide as weather turns nippy, mildew and rot developing as wet leaves sit before being raked, and ice dams forming when gutters remain clogged with water, then freezing when temperatures drop and later thaw.

To do this use a sponge and gently wet the wallpaper with warm water.