Sentences with phrase «hand wash when»
All the hand wringing over South Africa turns to hand washing when it comes to condemning black Africa.
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He can now rush it through a vote and wash his hands of it when it fails.
It's also crucial to wash your hands frequently and stay home when in doubt.
When you're ready to attack that sucker, start by washing your face and hands, and sterilize the pin with rubbing alcohol.
To prevent infection, the CDC recommends washing your hands frequently, cooking meat thoroughly, washing fruits and vegetables, avoiding unpasteurized dairy and juices, and avoiding preparing meals for others when sick.
It's nicely weighted — heavy enough to stay in place, but light enough to lift and maneuver easily (when tipping ingredients into a bowl or hand washing in small sinks.)»
It is madness to spend hours washing clothes by hand when a washing machine does a vastly better job of the task; it is practically and ecologically unsustainable for people to go back to growing their own food and cooking it over a wood stove.
When a stock or ETF is forming a bull flag chart pattern and then gaps down sharply, it has the effect of washing out the «weak hands» who sell a position that the first hint of trouble.
for they wash not their hands when they eat bread.
I think the only time these people invoke the «washing of the hands» is when the book is picked up.
She told us that whenever we are in public and touch anything or anyone, to never touch our own bodies above our shoulders or when using the bathroom until we thoroughly wash our hands with soap and water.
He said as much when the Pharisees had the audacity to ask him why he didn't wash his hands before he ate, and he asked them why they didn't follow his father's old laws and kill their unruly children.
So when Pilate washed his hands in public to indicate his personal disagreement with the charges against Jesus, he made it clear that the truth of the matter in the controversy between Jesus and his adversaries had not been settled.
Christians often go to great length to wash the hands of God, but why do we try so hard to do this when God seems to be doing the exact opposite?
Last week at church I was helping my 5 year old wash her hands in the bathroom when a brand new mother came in with her one week old.
In bringing in the basin for them to wash, the younger will carry the stand and the elder the water; they will beg to be allowed to pour out the water, and when the washing is concluded, they will hand the towel.
I love lemons so much, that when I work with them, I don't want to wash my hands afterwards.
We fuss all the time about having to wash dishes by hand because we don't have a dishwasher, or how much we can't wait for the day when we have a humongous kitchen with all the room you could ever need.
At first, I thought the rashes on my fingers were due to excessive moisture on my hands from washing dishes, but when the inner elbow rashes showed up, I knew it had to be something more.
When shaping the truffles into balls, wash your hands often and run them under very cold water.
When you're done making smoothies with it, you can also wash it in the dishwasher, which is a great time saver, since plenty of blenders must be washed by hand.
When half the ganache has been used, roll the pieces into logs about 1 inch long, washing and drying your hands as needed.
No matter how careful I am hand washing what can't go into the dishwasher, I inevitably find lingering specs when I transfer pots, pans and whatever else from the drying rack to the cabinets.
When handling peppers, wear plastic gloves, cut them underwater, or just be sure to wash your hands thoroughly afterward.
Be sure to wear food - safe gloves when handling habanero peppers and wash hands, knives, and cutting boards thoroughly, first in cold water and soap and then again with hot water and soap.
Here is my question: When cutting hot peppers, how do you wash the oils from the peppers off of your hands?
For those nights when washing and chopping just aren't in the cards, I keep an assortment (broccoli, peas, corn) of organic frozen veggies on hand.
When my back is aching, I'm trying to wash dishes one handed, and the day is dragging on, I have to remind myself that these days won't last forever.
Even after washing my hands numerous times, the oils from the hot chile peppers were still on my fingers and the next morning when I tried to get my contact lenses in, boy did I cry.
Still only takes a quarter of the time even when you count washing your hands afterward.
He tries to make them something they are not and when his experiment fails he washes his hands off the player all together
To have all the kids (and last year, there were 13 in his class) line up and then wash hands would end up taking 15 minutes, and when they are only there for 2 hours, it's too much of a chunk of time.
So that's why when the kids arrive to school, they use the bathroom and wash hands as they get there and immediately have their snack.
Kids learn proper cooking routines, especially if parents require they wash their hands prior to cooking or how to wash dishes and clean up their mess when they are finished
«Yes, you will have the waffle when you wash your hands.»
I don't soak parts, but I do hand wash them in the sink usually right after use (the commuting pump session obviously has to wait until I get where I'm going and I've done the refrigerator thing in the past when I've been just too dog tired to go another second).
He found the second bath to be much more awesome, but I have no pictures of that since I was washing both children by myself and there just aren't any hands for picture taken when you are doing that.)
Easily hand wash and dry quickly when accidents happen.
Earlier this week, when we went out for lunch, I took him to wash his dirty hands.
3) Wash your hands... Practicing good hand hygiene is vital at the best of times, never mind when you're sharing surfaces like doorknobs and serving spoons with hundreds of other people — who sadly may not practice as good hygiene as you.
However, they can cause sedation, or paradoxically in some result in hyperactivity, and Shreffler recommends starting with simple interventions first: «Some very simple allergen avoidance practices can be helpful... wearing sunglasses, wearing a hat, washing your face and hands frequently [since the face is a major attractor of allergens], and changing clothes when you come in from outdoors.»
Wash your hands when you finish and take care not to get anything in your eyes.
Wipe down things your baby will touch, and wash your hands when you can.
If you run out of diapers before you are able to get to a laundry machine, which happened to us when we had longer stretches in places without laundry access, you can hand wash a few diapers to stretch out your supply.
Use hand sanitizer when you can't wash your hands, and keep some in your bag for when you go out.
We have taught him to sign «diaper» when his diaper is soiled, the sign for «wash your hands» when we are at the sink, and we all cheer for his big brother when he goes potty and he helps add a sticker to his potty chart.
Take extra precautions to cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze and wash your hands and use sanitizer frequently.
I battled with them for a while, hand washing them in the sink when I couldn't afford the Laundromat, sewing strips of Velcro onto the prefolds so I wouldn't have to pin them, and then I began to learn about the wonderful world of modern cloth diapers!
This method fell out of favor with the advent of fully automatic washing machines, but if you need to hand wash your diapers it's actually a very useful way to get the «first rinse» started, since the urine doesn't get a chance to turn into ammonia to such a degree when they're dunked in a soak bucket.
When it is time to wash it, please wash by hand in a proper wool wash to keep it soft and in shape.