Sentences with phrase «grass stains all»

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During the 1970s, Ruscha experimented with a range of materials including gunpowder, blood, fruit and grass stains.
Diptych, Sun - sensitive paint on cotton, grass stains, poplar frame, 35.75» x 21.75» x 2.5» (individually).
Sweat stains from horses and grass stains from playful children offer insights into the utilitarian beauty of these objects.
«Grass stains are not the same problem as ballpoint pen ink, and olive oil is utterly different on a silk blouse than coffee.
Best Shot Pet Products — One Shot Dry Clean Spray One Shot Dry Clean Spray is perfect for last minute touch - up jobs, travel stains, grass stains, unexpected urine or manure messes, and more.
Home is that magical spot where grass stains are removed from the knees of pants, Popsicles are always in the freezer, and tuna casserole actually tastes good.
The company's line also includes the One Shot Dry Clean Spray waterless shampoo, which is ideal for cleaning up travel stains, grass stains, unexpected urine or manure messes and more.
All Summers End, originally titled Grass Stains, is both written and directed by newcomer American filmmaker Kyle Wilamowski, making his feature directorial debut after working as a music supervisor previously.
It's the perfect way to experience sunsets and balmy starlight, all while avoiding ants and grass stains.
But, if you are afraid of getting grass stains then you can totally wear some blue jeans.
If the host has planned activities that risk getting snow, water, grass stains or mud all over your Sunday best, it's safe to bring a change of clothes or dress down a bit with a pair of Dockers instead of dress pants or khakis.
Grass stains, dirt, spilt coffee and that weird, unidentified stain on the train seat can all show up just that bit more clearly on a pair of blue jeans, and other than that, sometimes you might just not like the look of them.
In the winter, I tend to invest in a handful of classic, lifelong coats, knitwear and boots and wear them to death, whereas once it warms up I like to be a bit more frivolous, looking to the high street and vintage stores for carefree, throw - on pieces that can get covered in sand, mud and grass stains and I don't really care.
All the pieces my kids have from Hatley are so soft and hold up to hard play, multiple washings, grass stains, and all!
Grass stains look terrible and they, well, stain.
Make a paste from H2O2 and a little dish soap and smear it on pit stains on white shirts, as well as grass stains, and even mud, blood, and wine.
Wash soiled items — like clothes with grass stains — separately from other laundry, especially sheets.
I've been seeing lots of grass stains, fruit stains (cherries!)
Dirt & Grass Stains: For an overall dirty item, you can try soaking the item in water and vinegar.
Grass stains can be a little tricky especially if it stains a white clothing.
There are now 13 NFL teams who play on grass, eight in the NFC and three in the NFC Central Division, where mud and grass stains helped sow the seeds of football lore.
She and her husband Matthew have just finished building their first home, and are ready to settle into life in the country, with grass stains and butterflies.
Syd looks pretty happy here, but in our earlier modelling session she was very grumpy, it'll be interesting to see the state of her dress once the big day is finished, I suspect it'll be full of grass stains and dance floor skids, but isn't that what being a bridesmaid is all about?
Sunscreen is a must as are shoes / clothing that can withstand grass stains, a little dirt or water droplets (Hey, no one ever said exploring our world was a clean endeavor!).
Between the grass stains and mud stains from a day on the playground or a muddy soccer game and the ketchup stains from summer barbecue parties, it is tough keeping their clothing looking like new.
At 10:01 p.m. on Sunday, an hour and a half after the final whistle, David Beckham was still wearing a white Galaxy jersey covered with grass stains.
, grass stains, sun (screen), slices, & kids tht ❤️, not hype!
If a «game - worn» Eli jersey isn't covered with dirt and grass stains, it's clearly a counterfeit.
Grass stains on your white denim?
As part of a series on start - ups that have achieved this milestone, Inc's Jeremy Quittner spoke to Cavens about investors, e-mail, and grass stains on his son's clothes.
I could go to a boutique store, and spend $ 50 for a pair of pants for my son, but an hour and a half later there would be grass stains and holes all over them.
The balls made here — not to mention their raw materials — are put through every kind of test, from a machine that looks like an arcade claw game that makes sure each ball conforms to regulation, to a so - called «spinach test» in which balls are dumped in a vat of water and fresh spinach and spun around for up to two days to test grass stain prevention.
I had to angle my body in these photos in a way so that you could not see the GIANT GRASS STAIN on my white cardigan.

Not exact matches

Home is back in the 1970's where my days always ended having accomplished at least a few of the following: a scraped knee, a scraped elbow, a bicycle ride, the sweaty grass smell only kids can get, dirt stains on my clothes and playing with a neighboring dog or cat.
Everything winds up with a grass or mud stain.
Eliminate tough stains and smells from grass, dirt, blood, sweat, baby and pet oops.
* It fights stains like dirt, grass, and chocolate, while brightening colors and boosting your detergent!
Besides, this detergent is also tough on stains - grease, grass, poop, food stains..., name it!
Buncha Farmers All Natural Stain Remover works on grass, red wine, ketchup, blood, feces, grease, underarm stains, and so much more.
This ultra-concentrated formula will clean 53 loads of laundry with one, 40 - ounce container and promises to knock out tough stains like grass, tomato sauce and chocolate.
The things small children want to do outside, like building mud castles, splashing around in puddles and rolling down hills until their clothes are irreparably grass - stained... all those things that make moms reach for hand sanitizer and laundry detergent — may, in fact, be a grubby little prescription for health and happiness.
Buncha Farmers All Natural Stain Remover works on grass, red wine, ketchup, blood, grease, underarm stains, and so much more.
My four kids frolic about, play in the rain (mud happens), roll in the grass (oh, those stains), and strew their toys everywhere.
Arm & Hammer claims that the «unique micro-crystals» in the detergent will brighten and whiten and remove tough stains (including dirt, grass, and oil).
For tough stains, like wine coffee and grass, be sure to pre-treat.
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Clothes stained with food, grass, dirt, and other substances are part of life.
It works on all sorts of stubborn stains like juice, blood, grass... and it's so easy to use.
White is also a big no when it comes to food or drink stains so if you're not a white - wear - pro, skipping white for a picnic in the grass is kind of brainy.
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