Sentences with phrase «filled with clean water»

We leave out a wading pool filled with clean water which allows the dogs to cool off when they need to.

And since pets drink from toilets only when they are thirsty, keep their water bowls filled with clean water and make sure they have easy access to the bowl.

Clean out an empty syrup bottle and fill with clean water for trips to the dog park or long walks.

Not exact matches

Far from the sparse offerings that Deena Scott encountered the first time she visited, the rooms are now filled with clean clothes, diapers, cans of vegetables, baby formula, cases of water, dog food and more.

When you are filled with the Word of God, you are also filled with the Spirit, and you will be cleansed by the washing of the water of the word, your mind will be renewed, and you will produce much fruit.

Fill container halfway with warm water, add a drop of dish soap then run on pre-programmed wash setting for regular cleaning.

To clean your Le Crueset, put the cooled pan into the sink, fill sink and pot with hot soapy water and add a few tablespoons of baking soda, soak for 30 minutes or so, use a green scratchy and gently scrub clean.

Janet, to clean your enamel cookware — I don't have any secrets for the outside, but for the inside, I filled my pot with water and added about 2 T Oxiclean powder.

Simply fill up a clean sink with water, submerge your greens in the water and inspect leaves for dirt and bugs.

Fill a spray bottle with clean water; if you don't have a spray bottle, put a heavy baking dish or cast - iron skillet on the bottom rack of your oven while it's heating up.

Clean your sink thoroughly of all grit and fill with 2 gallons of tap water.

Fill a clean sink or bowl with cold water and toss in your spinach.

The project involved the fitting out of a new egg processing plant with boiler systems, compressed air systems, water storage, steam systems, cleaning and hygiene systems, cooking systems, processing machinery, waste water and effluent systems, packaging systems (form - fill - seal lines and retail packaging lines) and a number of food - safe «cleanrooms» of various specifications.

You can get special weights for this or you can DIY and use a clean rock, a smaller glass filled with water or even the butt end of the cabbage.

I've also heard of the method where you fill up the blender with white vinegar, baking soda, and water, and blend everything on high, which is supposed to clean the blender.

Strain into a clean ice - filled tumbler and top with tonic water.

Over the millenniums the pressure of this natural water - release created a diverse geography; carving landscape, dumping rocks and filling a deep subteranian aquifer with clean, pure water.

Fill a water bath canner with water and place the clean jars inside.

To clean, fill a bowl with cold water, and add greens, swishing gently.

If you aren't too worried about cleaning your slow - cooker on your own, fill your dirty slow - cooker with water then add vinegar (1 cup) and baking soda (a spoonful at a time until you reach 1 cup).

Window Cleaner — Put 1/4 cup vinegar in a spray bottle along with several lemon peels and then fill to the top with water.

Fill the pail with clean water and baking soda and you are ready for another round of exercise!

Fill the tank of your cleaner with hot tap water, along with whatever cleaning solution you are going to use.

But before you reach for that scrub daddy and some dish detergent, or fill your basin with water to let them soak (a huge no - no), you should definitely read the CDC's new guidelines when it comes to cleaning said pump.

Fill the tub with clean, warm water and soak for 15 - 20 minutes.

Also, you could fill them with clean (ish) water and let little ones rinse off their hands and feet in the buckets before they eat or snuggle up with you on your beach chairs.

Also, because this bottle was created by Pura, a company that already has experience creating great water bottles for adults, the bottle is well manufactured with a contoured shape that feels good when held, a wide mouth for easy filling and cleaning, and food - safe stainless steel that holds up well over time.

You should always partially fill your clean bottle halfway with water first.

I love to fill my sink with hot water, pour in some vinegar and a cloth rag, and give the house a through cleaning.

Here is a piece of advice how to clean it, so you can use it for many years: take a small amount of dishwasher liquid, pour it into the blender jar or cups and fill halfway with warm water.

Similar to the SNS cleaning method, you can have a small plastic bag or balloon and let it fill up with water.

The safest way to wash your infant is to fill a baby tub or clean sink with a couple inches of lukewarm water.

Filling a squirt bottle with some simple tap water can help you feel cleaner after you use the bathroom.

The GoFreshBaby food pouches are made of heavy duty puncture resistant BPA free food grade plastic and come with a zippered lock enclosure that makes it easy to fill and refill again, as well as easy to clean either in the sink with soapy water or in the dishwasher.

According to zmra7, «You just fill the bottoms with water, put whatever you want clean in there, and pop them in the microwave for a couple of minutes.

I either use a large mixing bowl or fill my (clean) sink with cold water and wash my fruits and veggies.

Cut some fish shapes out of clean kitchen sponges and slip them into a gallon - sized resealable plastic bag filled with about a cup of water.

UPSTREAM FLOW When pouring clean water into a cup filled with tea leaves, some leaves glide upstream into the kettle thanks to differences in the water's surface tension.

To clean eating implements adequately, Hargreaves proposes a rigorous approach to washing in which backpackers would first fill each of three large bowls or buckets with about 5 liters (1 1/3 gallons) of clean water.

To make it more effective, cleansing, and de-bloating, fill up a few mason jars with water and slices of cucumber water.

I'll place the fruits and veggies in a freshly cleaned kitchen sink (or a large bowl), fill with water, and add 1 cup of white vinegar.

I pulled out a bowl filled it with water, added some vinegar (because I read that cleaning supplies are dangerous during pregnancy) and started scrubbing all the cabinets with a sponge.

Fill the rest of the jar (or the entire jar if not using hot water too) with alcohol (drinkable, at least 80 proof) and stir with a clean spoon.

Fill the mason jar no more than halfway with organic spelt berries (or grain of choice) and rinse and drain several times in clean, cool water.

Fill the rest of the jar (or the entire jar if not using hot water too) with alcohol and stir with a clean spoon.

You can fill up you sink with lukewarm water and a cup of white vinegar and then leave your fruits and vegs in the there for a few mins to clean them

After brushing my teeth and cleansing my face with alcohol - free witch hazel, I go to the kitchen and fill a large glass mason jar with 24 ounces of water, the juice of 1 lemon, and a few shakes of Himalayan pink sea salt.

I got another brewing vessel (the exact same kind I have been using), washed it thoroughly with hot water and vinegar, and (to shorten my description of the process) emptied my old one, cleaned that vessel the same way, then filled both vessels half way with scobies and KT, and added fresh sweet tea.

GENERAL CLEANING: Fill a clean spray bottle with warm water, add 5 % of concentrate, then spray & wipe.

Dilute the tea by one half with clean water and fill the bottle.