Sentences with phrase «show water spots»

I too am thinking about a glass subway tile, but my husband is dragging his feet, saying it will show water spots and splatters.

while I like it — it does show water spots so you must wipe it down and then spray it with a diluted solution of vinegar and water weekly to keep it shiny.

It is beautiful and I love it, but it shows water spots, which is annoying.

Not exact matches

The inundation maps show the water height that has about a 10 % chance of being exceeded at any given spot.

In addition to fermented beverages, sparkling waters, and RTD coffee and tea spotted on the Natural Products Expo West 2018 show floor, single - use wellness shots were popular, too.

Remove all of those smudges and water spots that show up out of nowhere and leave behind a protective coating that will help keep your chrome looking new.

The new look at features spotted long ago by Earth - based radars, Paige said, shows «fairly conclusively that they are predominantly composed of thermally stable water ice.»

Images taken by NASA's Dawn spacecraft show that a mysterious bright spot on dwarf planet Ceres could be a plume of water spurting from a deep, icy crater

In a classic experiment, scientists have shown how Aplysia loses its protective response when an experimenter repeatedly touches a sensitive spot — the tube with which it draws water into its gills.

However, Mercator Ocean shows that the intermediate waters have cooled under the cool spot.

Consuming lemon water will make your fingernails more grounded and clear up the white spots that frequently show up on them.

My only negative is that any water spot shows was visible to me but probably not to others because of the pattern.

I'm showing my soft spot for archival filmstrips with this 1953 footage about water.

Because he's blind, he needs patient «seeing eye people» to show him around the house, help him to his food and water bowls, and of course, teach him where his VIP snuggle spots are.

Don't forget your in the Maldives one of the most desirable hot spots in the World so enjoy a rare glimpse into Maldivian culture and request a culture show or lose yourself in the clear aquamarine water and go snorkeling or fishing (Including night fishing) the key is to relax, cruise, take it all in and surf out the stress.

Our surf guides can show you the best surf spots and give pointers in the water, but you'll be confident enough to head out into the water on your own.

There is a snorkel briefing before you enter the water and a local snorkel guide will show you the best spots.

If you didn't bring your own equipment, rent some snorkel gear and swim out from the shore, or if you want to really explore the reef, hire a guide to take you out on the water and show you the best spots.

You are likely to spot the smaller cetaceans throughout the year, but if you want to see the star of the show you should make sure to travel when they're «wintering» in the warm tropical waters and take our specialized Humpback whale and dolphin watching tour.

With us, surf guiding is no different to having a lesson, you will have a surf instructor with you for the whole day, he will get in the water with you showing you how and where to get in to the spot.

Damon Winter's photographs add jarring visual elements, as does the interactive map showing hot spots for domestic water use.

As I watched TV reports showing wind - driven waters sloshing over the floodwalls in several spots around New Orleans today, from a hurricane whose highest surge missed the city, and as I read John Schwartz's sobering report from the Army Corps of Engineers war room, I couldn't help returning to a question that has dogged me since I wrote about the swamping of that storied city in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina — which, like Gustav, was not even close to a worst - case storm.

One spot may be like winter with strange looking sublimated or jagged snow (as with the NOAA picture), the other very wet with water pools everywhere, nothing is uniform, everything depends on everything else, ice thickness for example, the NOAA webcam shows a very small area, most likely chosen for its thickness (they do nt put things on thin ice).

From your link: «In some instances, bright red spots or streaks along the edge of the continent show where icebergs calved or ice shelves disintegrated, meaning the satellite began seeing warmer ocean water where there had previously been ice.»

Yet the Argo probes show the North Indian as one of the hot spots, so this historic water is carrying the heat signature.

Since the less than positive feedback of clouds in the tropics appears to be the reason that the tropical troposphere hot spot signature of WMGHG warming is missing which implies that the water vapor and cloud feedbacks that are supposed to produce 2/3 of the GHG effect warming are not following the game plan, Spencer et al., by averaging ever damn thing they would find that might possibly show the tropical troposphere hot spot, are basically telling Trenberth and Dessler, «told ya so!»

When the Environmental Protection Agency announced last week that tests showed the water is safe to drink in Dimock, Penn., a national hot spot for concerns about fracking, it seemed to vindicate the energy industry's insistence that drilling had not caused pollution in the area.