Sentences with phrase «put pure water»

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There's more to Mountain Pure LLC's business than just putting water into bottles.

Put walnuts, 2 cups fresh pure water, sweetener, cacao, vanilla, salt into a high speed blender.

Simply put one to two drops of pure lanolin in a basin of hot water.

I simply put one drop of NutraSilver in one liter of water, wait 15 to 20 minutes and I am ready to drink pure, clean water.

The pure silver is put through a unique process in order to create nanometer - sized silver particles that are electrically suspended in distilled water for maximum potency.

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You can use the pure or turmeric flavors in hot water for bone broth or put the flavored varieties into shakes and make tasty smoothies.

Take a broad pan and put those red rose petals in it and add some pure water to cover them.

Filters and other protection can be put on every water source in the house to ensure the water is clean and pure.

I prefer this pure neem oil, and melt it before combining it with the other oils by putting the bottle in a cup of hot water.

SLIMQUICK Pure is a mixed - berry drink mix that you can put right in a bottle of water (think Crystal Light packets).

It doesn't put out a lot of steam, so there isn't water dripping all over the place while I use it, and it uses pure steam and no chemicals are involved.

Other historical highlights came from the freshly christened Lévy Gorvy gallery, whose offerings included a chilled - out 1970 installation by Enrico Castellani with his trademark white textured panels becoming walls of a room and a legendary suite of 14 haunting self - portraits that Adrian Piper made in the summer of 1971, when, as Kaelen Wilson - Goldie once succinctly put it, the artist was «holed up alone in her apartment, reading Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason (1781), practicing yoga, and subsisting on nothing but juice and water.»

In Grenoble, a city tucked away in the French alps, where the water has been so pure for years you can put it in baby bottles.