Sentences with phrase «soap and water on»

ColorWare recommends cleaning your AirPods after use with either ColorClean or mild soap and water on a microfiber cleaning cloth.

And we really hope that the advice of the World Health Organization will be sufficient to stamp out the spread of swine flu: «Individuals are advised to wash hands thoroughly with soap and water on a regular basis and should seek medical attention if they develop any symptoms of influenza - like illness.»

But don't just splash a little soap and water on your complexion and call it quits.

Wash clothes and shoes, and use rubbing alcohol or soap and water on tools.

All you would need to wipe it clean is some mild soap and some water on a wet cloth

To clean your product, all you need is the use of mild soap and water on a damp cloth.

Not exact matches

Nowadays there are a huge number of shaving soaps that come in their own bowl or tin, which allows you to add a small amount of water directly to the soap and thus eliminates the need for a shaving bowl if you plan on building up the lather directly on the face.

So I bathed them all with baby soap, and then sopped up the water on the floor with a worn out towel from our wedding registry a dozen years ago.

For instance, during Pope John Paul's visits to the U.S., you could buy Pope - on - a-rope soap, a Pope watch (like a Mickey Mouse watch, only holier), a Let Us Spray Lawn Sprinkler (a spinning Pope with outstretched arms waters your lawn), and a T - shirt with George, Ringo... and John Paul on it.

I put a little bit on my hands and it was actually difficult to get rid of the awful smell, even with soap and water.

you may clean your pots with spray on oven cleaner, spray put in plastic small garbage ban and close foe an hour, wash with soap and water.

to clean your pots use spray on oven cleaner, put in small garbage bag and close tight for a coupil hours, will clean of with soap and water.

Keep a close eye on your baby — if you see that her cheeks or any other area are soaked, wipe the saliva off with a gentle soap and warm water.

Both of them seemed to only get the heat rash on their upper body (cheeks, ears, neck + shoulders) while bathing them, wet your finger n rub some dial soap on it then apply it where ever the rash it (be careful with the face area because this soap will sting if it gets in their eyes) leave it for about 2 - 3 minutes and gently rinse off, do not rub with a wash cloth, that will irritate their skin more, just rub off the soap with your finger as you pour water on it.

Toilets and a bathhouse are available, but cold water is on tap in the showers and it's strictly BYOS - bring your own soap.

The drawbacks of using soap to clean cloth diapers are that, because of its mild attributes, it may not thoroughly clean your diapers, and soap reacts with minerals in hard water that can leave a residue on the diapers causing them to be less absorbent.

When you wash your breasts, rinse them with warm water and avoid using any harsh soaps that can dry out, irritate, and crack the skin on your breasts and your nipples.

A spray - on, no - sting wound wash is a great, gentle way to clean a wound, but soap and warm water also work.

Simply wash the genital area with mild soap and warm water on a regular basis (just like any other part of the body), when you bathe your baby boy and also rinse with water or wipe the genital area clean with baby wipes at diaper changes.

To use the vinegar, simply wash off the skin with soap and lukewarm water, then soak two tablespoons of the apple cider vinegar on a cotton ball and swab it on the affected area.

This is, just in case your princess has an accident on the carpet, couch, seats, or anything else that can be cleaned up with soap and water.

«Vinegar, water, and a little Dawn dish soap will do a remarkable job and it won't build up oil on your carpet (like some products) and collect more stains.»

Some families use soaps instead of detergent, some use whatever is on sale, and some have never tested their water hardness.

I'm in Kansas City with really hard water and I'm using Charlie's Soap with no problems on Vaylee's (3 weeks old) diapers.

Despite being inflatable, the Signstek comes with a head rest, a mark on the side to show the right water level, and even a handy side pocket for storing shampoo, soap, and other bathing essentials.

Wash everything in hot water and dish soap, then put on a clean towel with paper towels on top.

Keep a stool near the sink tall enough for them to reach the soap and turn the water on.

All I did was squirt a bit of dish soap in my food processor, added some water, turned it on, and let the foam form.

If you're wondering about cleaning this stroller, you should know that you can wipe down the frame with soap and water, and the seats have removable cushions that can be washed on delicate.

cotton bib * waterproof lining * silicone teether * baby shower gifts * 100 % non-toxic * chic baby gift * BPA free * easy to clean with soap and water * soothing on babies gums * great gift for mom * great gift for baby * baby teether * baby bib * travel accessory * stylish * chic

painted drinking glasses Muffin Tin Mom water bottle covers Our Yellow House needle felted happy face trivet Lilla A scrappy fabric bookmarks Pink And Green Mama felt sunglasses case Sew Together With Children artwork checkbook cover MSL Kids whimsical pillows Between The Lines painted and collaged wood tray Petunia popsicle stick house One Crafty Mumma matchbox magnets Inspiration Surrounds... Creativity Abounds simple notepad holder Let's Explore fleece boa scarf Living On 4th Street Altoid Tin earbud case Charlotte's Fancy diy treasure soap 4 Crazy Kings children's art tote bag Just DeaAnd Green Mama felt sunglasses case Sew Together With Children artwork checkbook cover MSL Kids whimsical pillows Between The Lines painted and collaged wood tray Petunia popsicle stick house One Crafty Mumma matchbox magnets Inspiration Surrounds... Creativity Abounds simple notepad holder Let's Explore fleece boa scarf Living On 4th Street Altoid Tin earbud case Charlotte's Fancy diy treasure soap 4 Crazy Kings children's art tote bag Just Deaand collaged wood tray Petunia popsicle stick house One Crafty Mumma matchbox magnets Inspiration Surrounds... Creativity Abounds simple notepad holder Let's Explore fleece boa scarf Living On 4th Street Altoid Tin earbud case Charlotte's Fancy diy treasure soap 4 Crazy Kings children's art tote bag Just Deanna

I've read some different ways of making the tea but, for me, my laundry room (really, it's a closet) is upstairs so I just walk over to the bathroom, run the hot water in the sink, put my soap nut bag in a coffee cup that is always sitting on my dyer and fill my cup.

Run a little bit of hot water in the bottom of your washer to cover the bag, throw the soap nuts in, wait 3 minutes and then turn on the cold water.

Use the correct ratio of soap to water, and it will stick on your window for a long time as a beautiful, colorful masterpiece.

Add your hot water / lanolin / soap mixture to a sink or basin of lukewarm water (or, if you are using the tap water method, simply turn on your tap again and add some lukewarm water to the mixture).

Fabric may be spot - cleaned with mild soap and water, or machine washed in cold water on delicate cycle using mild detergent.

Not the kind that starts with red wine and Barry Manilow, but the kind that uses Dawn dish soap, a toothbrush and very hot water on your diapers.

... Please DO NOT ever wash diapers with Dawn dish soap, not only does it do nothing to remove bacteria or buildup from hard water minerals, it will void your warrenty on the washing machine and most likely break the machine due to all the suds it produces...

Home made detergents are made up of boosters, water softeners and soap, soap will cause build up on diapers and cause repelling, diapers to leak and rashes to form.

No soap, no cleanser - just some water and a (really) soft cloth rubbed on your baby's face, neck, and back will do wonders.

To wet your wipes, some people just use water, others use a premade solution (my favorites are Baby Bits [type «baby bits» into the search bar on the site in the link to find them] and SewLittle Stuff's soap bits) and some people make their own cloth wipe solution.

We have found it easy to keep clean with a bit of warm water and soap on a dish towel.

Soap scum on diapers makes them repel moisture rather than absorb it and it is also harsh on the laminates used in your diaper covers, making them absorb rather than repel water.

White film on your tub's faucet and handles most likely points to hard water buildup, but don't rule out soap residue as being a factor.

Hard water contains minerals, usually calcium and magnesium ions, which make soap less effective and leave scale on your dishes and plumbing.

Wash repellent off your child's skin with soap and water when you come inside, and launder your child's clothes if they have repellent on them.

Rinse them first in cool water to remove any milk residue that may be on them and then wash them in warm, soapy water with a chemical free dish soap.

If you don't mind some water and soap suds on your bathroom or kitchen floor, you can do this activity indoors and your child can «help» you clean up the spills at the end.

For Your «Helper:» If you have an older child, keep a spray bottle on hand for him filled with water or a mild soap - and - water combo.

I had applied soap directly into the water and he became very slippery and it was difficult to hang on to him.