Sentences with phrase «moisture out of the air»

It takes moisture out of the air, like in cars you aren't using often, garages, basements and storage units.

It can pump a whopping 70 pints of moisture out of the air in your home or garage each day.

But whether you light up the fireplace or turn up the thermostat, both suck moisture out of the air, says Dr. Marotta.

Glycerine is said to pull moisture out of the air to pull moisture to your skin to help keep it soft and supple!

, the more moisture your skin will have because humectants also pull moisture out of the air.

@LevelRiverSt Many newer cars (in the US at least) will run the A / C almost full time as a way to remove and condensate moisture out of the air.

Some scientists at MIT and Cal created a deice that can pull moisture out of the air using solar power.

The hotter showers dry your skin out and the heater in your home sucks the moisture out of the air.

What that means is that this storm will be feeding off these very warm seas, producing very large amounts of snow as spiraling winds of the storm squeeze that moisture out of the air, cool, it, and deposit it as snow inland.»

Unless this really warm air contacts some much cooler air (or cooler land mass), there's nothing to coax the moisture out of the air in the form of precipitation (rain, fog).

The device uses a combination of salts (which pull the moisture out of the air), fans, solar heat (which pulls the water out of the salt), and a condenser (to extract the distilled water for use), and requires both a solar thermal input (to provide the heat) and an electric input (which could be from a solar panel array or from the grid).

This is such a clever idea: instead of just pumping the hot air out, it is run through an air source heat pump that condenses the moisture out of the air on the cold end of the heat pump, and then recirculates the air, reheating it with the hot end of the heat pump.

Editor's Note: this works because rice acts as a (weak) desiccant, which pulls moisture out of the air, which means it will slowly pull the moisture out of the phone.

Not exact matches

The investigation found out that the root cause of the accident was moisture in the air - data sensors: heavy, lashing rains caused moisture to enter skin - flush air - data sensors that gave wrong inputs to the flight - control computers.

Just be sure to keep as much moisture and air as you can out of the bag before you freeze them.

Yes, coconut flour can differ (and can absorb quite a bit of moisture from the air depending on how it's stored and how humid it is where you live), glad you worked it out.

Plum Organics explained that the preservation comes from the natural acidity of the fruit puree and the foil packaging which keeps out light, air and moisture.

A noisy humidifier has the added benefit of putting moisture in the air while also drowning out your infant's screams.

Reduce air circulation and pull the natural moisture out of baby's skin; this causes skin cracking and irritation

Wool is a natural fiber that absorbs 30 % of the moisture that comes in contact with it and slowly lets it evaporate out in the air.

After sitting down together and reading Spot's First Christmas we set out creating the ornaments — start of softening your clay up — if you can't find air - drying clay then you could use Salt Dough — but you need to remember to coat this with an acrylic varnish to stop moisture getting into the dough.

Naturally breathable it allows moisture to flow out of the sleep bag as the air circulates, which helps to keep baby cool and comfortable.

The researchers have also fashioned a running shoe with an inner layer of similar cell - lined flaps to air out and wick away moisture.

Many microbes can live inside porous crusts of salt, which absorb moisture directly from the air — a trick Martian microbes could have used as the planet dried out.

To minimize heat damage, after you squeeze the excess moisture out of your hair, allow it to air - dry 90 percent of the way (it should be slightly damp), and then dry it the rest of the way with a blow - dryer.

It would be a good idea to keep the «almost - new» oil in an airtight container with as little air space above the level of the oil itself if it's going to be out of the engine for more than a day or so, to minimize absorption of moisture from the air.

That means it can absorb moisture right out of the air.

A dryer attached to the compressor keeps moisture out of the system, ride height sensors signal the control module when height adjustment is needed, and solenoids open and close to allow air in and out of the air springs.

In addition, Simple Solution is non-clumping — attapulgite has the ability to continually absorb both urine moisture and odor — so users don't have to scoop out urine balls all the time; is half the weight of competitive standard clay litters, making it easier to lift and carry, and has a long - lasting light, pleasant fragrance that freshens the air around the litter box.

The paint is able to absorb water vapor in the air because it contains a substance like the silica gel packs that are used to keep moisture out of items like medicines and electronics.

There is moisture in the air and there is electricity in the air there is carbon in the air and I don't see anybody harnessing or extracting any of these things straight out of the environment for practical use.

I like air - drying to get most of the moisture out, but then I put the bag in the dryer to get properly fluffed.

Warmer air can hold more moisture, and the air ends up sucking it out of plants, trees, dead vegetation on the ground, and soil.

Even in areas where precipitation does not decrease, these increases in surface evaporation and loss of water from plants lead to more rapid drying of soils if the effects of higher temperatures are not offset by other changes (such as reduced wind speed or increased humidity).5 As soil dries out, a larger proportion of the incoming heat from the sun goes into heating the soil and adjacent air rather than evaporating its moisture, resulting in hotter summers under drier climatic conditions.6

Proponents of human - caused global warming might claim that climate models predict increased snowfall in the Antarctic, because more warmth draws more moisture into the air that snows out.

He points out that in any house, regardless of its level of airtightness, you have to get an adequate supply of fresh air in, and you have to extract the stale, contaminated, moisture - laden air.

When this happens, moisture to condenses out of the air and forms the wispy clouds.

And before anyone starts to argue that we have left out the direct (i.e., local) effect of global warming — that warmer air holds more moisture and thus it can rain more frequently and harder — McCabe and Wolock report very few long - term trends that would be indicative of steadily rising moisture levels.

From the Southwest to the Great Lakes, temperatures have been so high and rainfall so low that the drying effect of warmer air temperatures far exceeded what little precipitation there's been, resulting in moisture being drawn out of soils.

With older properties we usually lay - out a plan to improve the building envelope first through air sealing (getting rid of drafts and convection within the wall cavities) and, where possible, insulation -LCB- not always straight forward... many old brick buildings have limited insulation options due to the brick requiring heat transfer from inside to drive moisture from the brick -RCB-.

Keep cigarette smoke, surplus moisture and chemicals out of your home and be sure to air out your space by opening a window or running exhaust fans in the bathroom and kitchen if only for a few minutes each day.

Sandtex's Microseal technology gives its paints «two - way» breathability where moisture and air can move out of the home, but rain and wetness can not penetrate from outside.

For thin crepes with lacy browning, be sure to let the batter rest — this allows the flour to fully absorb the moisture and time for any air bubbles to get out of the way.