Sentences with phrase «used tannins»

At the same time, they are continuously working towards higher purity levels in the native extracts because commonly used tannins from overseas achieve slightly better results in terms of the solidity and water resistance of glued wood products.

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Always rinse and discard the water used for soaking as it contains tannins, dust and residue.

Petite Sirah is often used as a blending grape because of its richness of color and prominent tannins.

Kathleen Inman lets the grapes take command allowing natural fermentation and hands off winemaking, meaning no use of tannins or enzymes for color or flavor enhancement.

Specific techniques used for the winning wine included cold soaking the grapes for ten days to extract flavor, tannin and color nuances — aspects that Harris says were noticed by the judging panel.

And sprinkled into the text and reflected in the illustrations were a few nonsense words: An inverted, orange and yellow slingshot that mixed things, called a tannin, and a metal wheel used like a rolling pin, called a sprock.

Tree bark of native conifers is never used in commercial tannin extraction.

Studies conducted by the National Research Programme «Resource Wood» show that tannins extracted from native tree bark can be used to produce adhesives and composite materials.

Bark - based tannins are already being used to bind not only wood products but also other fibrous materials.

The genome of the grape used in Pinot Noir, first published in 2007, has revealed some interesting facts: For instance, the genes involved in regulating tannins, which help give wine its flavor, and for making resveratrol, the compound that supposedly gives wine its health - promoting properties, have become more potent over the centuries.

One of tannin's special properties is its ability to precipitate proteins and for this reason it has been used for tanning leather for thousands of years.

In Finland, tannin could replace, in particular, fossil - based phenols in adhesives used in the wood products industry.

As part of the international ERA - NET project, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd developed, in collaboration with its partners, a tannin extraction process from bark material generated as a by - product in the paper and wood industry to give added value to the fraction currently used for incineration.

The extraction process is quite simple: tannin can be extracted from bark using hot water, after which the extract is dried into a powder.

In industrial use, tannin could be used to replace fossil chemicals in adhesives and insulating foams.

Extract from spruce bark, however, also contains other compounds, carbohydrates in particular, which limits the use of crude tannin.

Rich in flavonoids, saponins, tannins, as well as phenols, cinquefoil is used to promote health through antioxidant support.

Notably, it can be used to help lower blood pressure thanks to its high content of diuretic tannins, which flush excess of sodium from the body.

So tannins are being used up during the process and not available for absorption, in other way Pharmacology is lost.

The powerful astringent properties lie in the bark, and although it is used for smoking fish and furniture making, it is also a high source of tannins and iron.

One of the benefits of rose water is it can be used to make very nutritious drinks since it is rich in flavonoids, anti-oxidants, tannins and essential vitamins like A, C, D, E and B3.

Using it straight on the skin, you can feel the tightening and toning effect from the tannins and antioxidants.

White wheat does not contain tannins and phenolic acid, compounds found in the outer bran of the red wheat commonly used to make whole - wheat flour.

If there is bleed through of the tannins or stain in the wood after one coat of chalk paint, you should use clear shellac over the surface first, let dry, then apply another layer of chalk paint.

Mangroves provide firewood, charcoal, lumber and a source of tannin, the natural chemical used in tanning leather, not Only to modern man, but, in the past, also to the Maya.

The fruit is also a source of tannin used in tanning leathers and can be used to make dyes and inks, as well as being used in pharmacy.

If you use the CCP with POP it will create a very hard and durable finish and should stop any of the oak wood tannins from bleeding through.

IF - after the first coat of Chalk Paint ®, you see bleeding of wood stain or wood tannins (and remember, there is a difference between «bleeding» versus you not applying a thorough coat of paint and seeing the paneling beneath)-- reference THIS POST ABOUT USING SHELLAC.

if painting over an old wood floor, you may want to consider doing a test spot painting and sealing the floor in an inconspicuous area to confirm that the «strong penetrating Lacquer» does not pull up wood tannins or yellow hues up through your paint — especially is using a «white» Chalk Paint ®.

Negative: The only negative I found using the Calcium Carbonate is that there was the tiniest bit of bleed - through of the wood tannins.

However, I have experienced significant bleed through of tannins when using ANY kind of chalk paint.

If it is an old piece that is dark and stained and you are using a light color of paint — you may have some tannins bleed through.