Sentences with phrase «drop containers used»

These inserts, including items such as rubber and silicone stoppers and tip - and - cap dropper units for eye drop containers used to deliver a calibrated drop, are attached to the container after the blowing and filling process.

Not exact matches

Amazing sweet smooth flavor, but more on the subtle side, I expected a richer flavor, but it is a bit dull, so you have to add more than few drops to get the desirable vanilla flavor, the good side is that it not bitter, but rather sweet, and doesn't cause tongue numbness like some other types I used, I used it for chees cake and the flavor is just right, my only complain would be the small container for the price, as I said it is not robust, you will get through the bottle in no time if you like vanilla as my family do

(If you used a thermos to incubate, transfer the finished yogurt to a non-insulated container for chilling so the temperature will drop.)

how many drops would you use for a 8 oz container.

And, 69 % recycle glass containers at the curb, while 23 % use drop - off collection.

Angel suggests a reason for the drop in consumption could be that people are getting used to filling water containers at taps and carrying them.

This dispenser consists of a blow - molded plastic container fitted with a compressed air chamber and a pressure control device to protect against pressure drop, improve ease of use and ensure the maximum amount of product can be extracted from the container.

1/2 cup coconut oil 2 tablespoons of grated organic beeswax (you can grate it using a cheese grater) liquid stevia flavor or essential oil of choice for flavor (around 10 drops of stevia or 3 - 4 drops of essential oil) optional: 1 tsp beet juice, for color (juice from canned beets) 4 lip gloss containers Disposable object you can use to stir (I use a paper straw)

But by using the EasyLunchBoxes all I do is open the container, drop in the food, pop on the top and throw a yogurt in the bag along with the container and I'm done.

Unfortunately since I was using a childcare center, their rules prohibited use of glass & required all bottles to be pre-measured when they were dropped off (no transferring from one central container to the bottle), but I tried to store milk in glass when I could - my husband always gave my daughter a bottle before they left the house (I left for work 2 hours before that), and that was generally a glass one.

When it's feeding time at the spider lab, Marshall uses tweezers to seize a cricket hopping around the food terrarium, opens a tarantula container, and drops in the insect.

We love using sample kit containers to store coconut oil, plus a drop or two of peppermint essential oil.

Silver coins were commonly dropped into a jar to prevent the spoilage of milk and other drink, and silver containers were used to prolong the freshness of foods in general.

10 T organic coconut oil 6 T Baking soda 50 drops Peppermint Stevia Store in a tupperware container It's best if you use it in temperatures above 71 degrees because when it gets colder the coconut oil hardens a little, but I just take a fork or my toothbrush and work it a little bit.

I have Manaku honey from New Zealand - quite pricey here in USA & a few drops of a pure lavender essential oil - put it in a container with tight lid so I can use again!

Add 2 Tbsp of Dr. Bronner's soap (I used the peppermint scented kind), 1 1/2 Tbsp of grapeseed oil and 12 drops of essential oil (stay away from citrus oils as it may interact poorly with the plastic container) into the empty bottle.

In order to make the cream mix about 30 drops of grapefruit essential oil with 1 cup of raw organic coconut oil in a glass container (don't use plastic containers).

To make a cream or ointment mix about one round teaspoon or 10 tablets or of Mumio (freeze Mumio first and grind it in a coffee grinder to make powder) with 20 drops of any citrus essential oil (grapefruit, orange, lemon, etc.), 5 drops (not more) of cinnamon essential oil and about 100 ml of vegetable glycerine or vaseline or any baby cream (free from harmful additives) in a glass jar (don't use plastic containers).

8 Drops peppermint oil 2 Tbsp carrier oil (such as coconut oil — to tone down the peppermint oil burn into a tingle only) 1 Tbsp beeswax pellets (you can find them at Whole Foods and other specialty grocery stores) Containers (use empty altoid tins or small glass containers) Optional: lipstick shavings for a hint of tint

Using building containers, this cost could drop to $ 225 to $ 350 per square foot.

Another method to use, is to place 1 drop in approximately 1 Liter of water contained in a glass container.

- your Reactor now has a drone feature that lets you control at distance - thanks to that remotely controlled aircraft, you can explore areas in the field without going there yourself - use it in order to surprise monsters, who sometime drop items when they flee - send your Drone in holes that are way too small for you, where you'll find strange containers inside - it can also be used to grab mysterious balls of light that float in the air - if a monster touches one of these balls, it starts glowing and can defeat monsters with ride attacks even if it's weak - defeat as many as monsters as you want as long as the effects of the ball of light are active - ride giant monsters in the field - these giant monsters are really powerful, and their ride attacks can defeat enemies without even triggering a battle - each monster has its own ride attack to be used, allowing you to perform specific actions - when you defeat enemies while riding a giant monster, your monster will also get some XP

He said cardboard has dropped from # 60 per tonne to zero, aluminium has dropped from # 900 to # 400 and HDPE plastic (used to make milk containers) is down from # 350 to # 150.

A number of companies offer this service, in which a small to large metal container is dropped off in a driveway for the use of the homeowners.

After all my intentions of using a more unique container this year for my tree, I realized THIS tree drops SAP on the floor!