You can add fabric softener sheets to the "Suckers Will Buy It" list. The sheets work by imparting tiny, synthetic, chemical laden fibers on the clothes. Do we really want to inhale fibers all day? Not me! (A chemist for one of the sheet makers taught me that one.)
Well, sp43 is, a couple of feet above sea level.
My DIL use to use fabric softener sheets on towels, and wondered why it took several towels to dry after bathing, until I pointed out that they make the Items water resistant.
Saltwater has a lower freezing point than Freshwater. The more salt you put in, the faster it freezes.
You scoop out some PB and give it to your dogs mouths, then scoop out some more and eat it yourself?
Yeah, everything in the bathroom and laundry room is made of dangerous chemicals. You can extend that to the Air Fresheners and even the ones hanging from rear view mirrors. People are slowly killing themselves in a painful way due to all the drugs that Dr. Whitecoat gives them for their maladies when they could probably avoid all disease by refusing to be around said chemicals and chemicals in Fast food / Grocery store food and detoxing their bodies routinely...
Only in the polar regions, although there is evidence that the ice fields are from the freezing of spray, not oceans.
No unnecessary utensil.
Only in frozen locations, such as outside in Montana. Saltwater doesn't freeze in Miami.
Likely from a lack of political rumination.
Thanks, I'm going to try the Eucalyptus. I'll put it on a counter that they have already destroyed and see if they refuse to go there. Vinegar will eliminate the urine smell, but doesn't keep them away.
Ooh! Plan C looks great! I bet it would look cool in Sketchup too. Those are nice cabinets. I have a U-shaped kitchen plus some extra cabinets in other places near the pantry and dining room table. One of these days I'll do a Sketchup of it.
My brother manages to get stuff burnt into pans and into plates and bowls so deep that soaking overnight doesn't even get it out. I have to use all sorts of scrubbers and scrapers. I vaguely remember back in the 90s when Mom left the dishes sit so long they got moldy & my dad offered my sister and I some $ to take all the dishes outside and spray them with hoses to get them clean. He worked 60hrs a week and didn't want to mess with dishes-- plus he never rinsed the soap all the way off. I've always hated dishwashers bc they never worked. Always had to wash stuff before putting it in and wash stuff afterward to rinse the white stuff off.
That looks about like my cabin air filter. You should have seen my engine air filter. My friend said he'd never seen one so bad-- looked a lot like that air filter. Glad you got that changed. I love your new pool! I want one but I know it would be a total pain. It rarely ever freezes here though. I'd want one that was sort of indoors though-- with some protection to keep sun off of me while swimming.
As salinity incresaes freezing point decreases to a point then the freeze point increases. It probably is more like a crystallization than freezing in the standard sense. A quick check says 23.3% brine freeze at about - 6F. A salt water pool is about 3000ppm or about 0.3%.
Just be sure to keep it where they can't get to it, as I mentioned. This is critical for their safety.
