Sentences with phrase «soapy residue»
"Soapy residue" refers to a thin layer of soap that remains or is left behind after washing or cleaning. Full definition
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Wash with soap in warm water, then move each piece to the rinse basin and submerge (you may wish to shake around the parts in the rinse basin to remove soapy residue from crevices).
Blot until no more soapy residue remains.
Rinse the tubes several times to ensure every bit of soapy residue is gone.
Drain and rinse well under cold running water to flush away the soapy residue (saponins).
Exclusive patented technology allows you to leave it in the wash and rinse cycle without leaving any soapy residue!
This is very gentle and non-toxic and will not leave a soapy residue on the bottles.
This may actually be a better alternative because plain old water does not leave a soapy residue behind when it dries.
Soapy residue can be very irritating to your greyhound's skin.
Leaving a soapy residue will cause your dog to itch.
It leaves behind no soapy residue so it won't cause skin irritation and itching in even the most sensitive dogs.
Rinse her coat until the water runs clean and no soapy residue is visible.
That being said I like to sand any rough spots (you DO NOT need to sand the entire piece, but if it's a shiny or slick surface I like to rough it up a little with a sanding block), fill in any holes or nicks (unless of course, you're wanting that kind of distressing), remove any sticky or greasy gunk, then clean the furniture piece with warm, soapy water, followed by a rinse of clear water to remove any soapy residue.