Sentences with phrase «empty glass containers»

Not exact matches

If I were to ever win a draw, you could just send me empty yogurt glass containers and I'd be happy as a lark!!!!! elizabeth

Have available an empty deodorant container or a 4 - 8 ounce glass jar.

Save a few empty baby food jars (or any other small glass containers) and turn them into sweet little presents for friends!

Cooking Light recommends pouring the puree into clean, empty glass baby food jars with air - tight lids or in individual serving containers with lids.

Using a glass dropper or [url: 7] plastic pipette like this one, carefully transfer the mixture into [url: 8] empty lip balm containers.

Then, add a street cleaning vehicle with the most powerful turbines coming at 01:00 a.m. And the cherry on top: glass container emptying right on schedule at 04:00 a.m. Let's just say sunglasses became the accessory we weren't able to go without and I had to learn the hard way, how much I got used to silence (living on the country side...) and how important it is for both my well - being and my mood.

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

Reflections multiplying and distorting each other, they are empty containers, themselves encased in glass and stripped of their utility.

Here, Liden's chosen props — sneakers, used drink containers, empty glasses and well - stocked pill bottles — are all intentional.

Similarly, Out of Empty (2013) presents material in flux — a glass of container holding a series of objects cast from aluminum batteries and black polyurethane rubber watch which are stranded in a layer of ice water as if obsolete fossils.

Compare an empty and a water filled glass container.

Their container for their empty space atmosphere being the non-existant glass of their greenhouse which prevents longwave infrared direct from the Sun entering, which is heat radiation, and for which they have substituted shortwave mainly visible light to heat their imaginary Earth, impossible in the real world.