Sentences with phrase «possible water solutions»

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When buying local produce that isn't organic, I take extra care to wash any possible chemicals from my fruits and vegetables with a quick homemade solution made with a 1:1 ratio of white vinegar and purified water.

Possible solution: One way that was suggested to me was to use a shot glass filled with warm - as - you - can - stand - it water with epsom salt dissolved.

Scoop up any solid matter from the spill, blot up as much of the spill as possible with a white towel or paper towels, and then treat the area with a stain remover product or a homemade cleaning solution of a drop of clear dish soap and a cup of lukewarm water.

A possible solution to this problem is to eat more alkaline foods, such as; bananas, chocolate, figs, mineral water, orange juice, potatoes, spinach, and watermelon.

This research could be valuable for policymakers and water officials in Kansas as they seek to examine possible solutions for protecting the High Plains Aquifer.

Atalla finds that briefly soaking corn stover (the leftover parts of the plant, such as husks) in a solution of sodium hydroxide, ethanol, and water changes the molecular structure of the cellulose, allowing him to convert nearly twice as much of it as is possible with existing methods.

The team's work demonstrates that it is possible to predict the degree to which ions are paired in solution (called activity) by using accurate descriptions of the local ion - water, and ion - ion interactions.

Overdose of sodium chlorite: Anyone who has consumed more than 1/2 teaspoon of the miracle mineral solution should immediately begin drinking water, as much as possible.

Water OZ, perported to be an isolated silver product with the «smallest possible particles», tests out as a silver citrate solution.

The solution isn't easy but, according to Pearce, it is possible - we need to change how we think of water - instead of thinking of water as an endlessly renewal source that falls from the sky we need to think of it as a limited and precious resource that needs to be conserved - and he's not talking about putting a brick in the toilet or cutting down ones time in the shower, the first step is for us to understand our real water consumption and where that water comes from.

A possible solution for these water and power problems can be found in The Next Wave: The Quest to Harness the Power of the Oceans, by Elizabeth Rusch, which follows a team of engineers who are working together to transform the force of ocean waves into electric power.

The most obvious solution is to put the lid down, but some dogs are strong enough to lift it themselves and might not be discouraged, so you should also try changing your pet's water more often, and putting it in a ceramic bowl out of the sunlight so it stays as cold as possible.

One possible solution is to offer your dog water in schedule times of the day, and take him outside shortly after so he can relieve himself.

If using a topical solution, wash your dog in soapy water and rinse his fur thoroughly with lots of fresh water to remove as much as of the product as possible.

The obvious solution to this dilemma is to change water, but that is not always possible at a moment's notice.

Section 3 describes possible solutions that may alleviate challenges resulting from the link between energy and water by improving energy efficiency and integrating water resources management into energy planning.

once situated in a more permanent location, lisefski intends to add solar panels, water collection and further environmentally friendly solutions to help make it as self - sustaining as possible.

Typically a contaminate to worry about, a group of engineers from Stanford University have figured out how to turn the problem of nitrates in the water in to a possible solution for energy generation.

Seems they didn't look hard enough — and instead overlooked possible solutions that were ruled out as «global fixes» or simply too costly.A Clear Threat According to the Tennessean, the issue was that «Water was tunneling in the layers of ash and creating pressure points on the dike holding the structure in place.»

Metal is often overtaken by oxidation, so remove as much as possible by scrubbing your furniture with polishing paste of a one - to - one solution of water and white vinegar.