When you&aposre ready to use it, place the bag or container in a pot of warm water or run it under warm water for a few minutes.
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Some folks got cool water, some people got warm water.
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Storms that are tropical get their energy from warm water.
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It also has heated seat, deodorizer and warm water sprays.
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These are called cyanobacteria, and they thrive in warm water.
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There he was, still inside his squishy, warm water sac!
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Afterward, rinse your face with warm water and pat dry.
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I get a washcloth and soak it in warm water.
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Warm water holds less of the gas than cold water.
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She cleaned each of the deity figurines with warm water.
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Hurricanes gain energy from warm water as they pass over it.
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"The best location is any beach with warm water," she said.
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Then simply wash off with warm water and a muslin cloth.
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Karl and Sarah Worley's Peanut Butter & Jelly Biscuits ¼ cup warm water
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Warm water and nutrients coming into the waterway exacerbate the problem.
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Hydrographics are printed on a film and placed in warm water.
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And I love that it comes right off with warm water.
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"We add warm water to make it more palatable," she explained.
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When you're ready to clean up, warm water is your friend.
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The one in warm water was closing, too — but more slowly.
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The only safe way to heat up cold or frozen breast milk is by putting it under running warm water or in a bowl of warm water — a process that can take 10 minutes or more.
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Total time: 1 hour, 5 minutes 2 cups warm water (75°-80°)
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So the continuous exposure to warm water is lethal for the corals.
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In a medium bowl combine ½ cup warm water and baking soda. 5.
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That makes them too dependent on artificially warm water, the club says.
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They floated wordlessly in the warm water, speaking only to the stars.
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Leave it on for 20-30 minutes, then rinse with warm water.
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We use it to cool the relatively warm water that comes in.
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All you do is add warm water and everything slides right off!
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As you run the warm water, feel it flowing across your hands.
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He would take deep breaths, running his shaking hands under warm water.
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"It's over very warm water," Dr. Brennan said about Tropical Storm Gordon.
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Tartus is the only warm-water naval base at Russia's disposal abroad.
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Very warm water, he said, should be used to neutralize the pain.
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" In his defence, Sara's partner described the warm water as "incredibly distracting.
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That included chugging a brilliant cocktail of Skittles dissolved in warm water.
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I diluted my sample with warm water and returned it to them.
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Plankton species associated with warm water have also increased in summer months.
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"The warm water will support more blood flow to your genitals," she says.
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"The deeper warm water plays a big role on intensity change," Shay says.
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Then I went into the bathroom and splashed warm water on my face.
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To find it, wash your hands with a mild soap and warm water.
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Stir together warm water, yeast and 210 teaspoons sugar in a large bowl.
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Warm water evaporates and rises, forming clouds and releasing heat into the air.
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Unwinding under warm water after a long day, scrubbing up, and getting off?
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Remove the bowl from the heat but keep it over the warm water.
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She's already a Category 2 and hasn't even got into warm water yet.
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"Warm water with soap gets a much better lather, more bubbles," Wuest said.
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Inspiration Island has five splash pad playgrounds, one of them with warm water.
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NOAA says to think of warm water as the engine that fuels hurricanes.
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In 2500, for example, unusually warm water killed an estimated 212,25 sockeye salmon.
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The warm water sped up the metabolism of the gobies, making them hungrier.
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You'll need two cups — fill one with ice, and one with warm water.
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And scientists have identified an unlikely culprit: inflowing warm water from the ocean's surface.
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She set the machine to express wash -- warm water, cold rinse -- and walked away.
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The transition (demonstrated here in warm water for simplicity) takes less than a minute.
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Mix a solution of the disinfecting cleaner and warm water following the label directions.
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Stir together yeast and warm water in a small bowl; let stand 25 minutes.
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According to basic thermodynamics, cold water can hold more dissolved gases than warm water.
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I chug a glass of warm water with lime juice and Himalayan pink salt.
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The warm water is one last text-free haven — let's keep it that way.
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This is because warm water is less effective when it comes to holding oxygen.
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At that time scientists also focused on warm water and the lack of food.
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Still, it was fun to surf in warm water on a beautiful, empty beach.
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We wade out into the muddy, warm water to try to talk to them.
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You would wash your hands with soap and warm water to remove all contaminants.
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Hurricanes thrive on warm water and traveling over land deprives them of that fuel.
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They would often mix herbs with warm water and substitute that for a meal.
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The East Australian Current, for instance, shunts warm water south along Australia's east coast.
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Manufacturers in Norway have devised a way to use waste heat to warm water.
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Warm water currents thin the ice from below, making the snowmobile crossings increasingly dangerous.
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They power classroom interactive whiteboards and warm water for the cafeteria, among other things.
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She asked everyone to gather washcloths and a couple of basins with warm water.
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The state has underscored the importance of a warm-water habitat for manatees in Florida.
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Mix sugar, yeast and 1 cup warm water in a small bowl; stir to combine.
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Hurricanes feed off warm water and are totally different dynamically compared to a winter storm.
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Hurricanes require two things to form: A lot of warm water - over 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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This warm water does not have the same nutrients of phytoplankton that colder water has.
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"Of course, I should have used warm water!" exclaims Francis and grabs a new bowl.
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"Warm water is an ideal environment for some bugs to grow," Sutcliffe said by email.
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Finally, and perhaps most surprising, Williams adds a spoonful of warm water to the vinaigrette.
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Warm water occupies more space than cooler water, a physics concept known as thermal expansion.
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Let all of today wash over you like warm water at a spa in Imaginaryland.
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By pumping warm water north and cool water south, the system regulates the planet's climate.
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When you wash with warm water the mascara comes off in pieces, rather than smudges.
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Let set overnight and then wipe clean the next day with warm water and rags. 4.
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The First Step: Careful Prep "Start by cleansing your skin with warm water," says Dr. Lee.
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Every morning when you wake up, have a cup of warm water with fresh lemon juice.
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Drain the cruddy water, refill tub with warm water and run jets for another 10 minutes.
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Warm water washed away my makeup, the pancake base, the blush, the mascara, and eye shadow.
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Grab a disposable pan and and fill with with warm water and then add nail polish.
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And don't forget to wash them with soap and warm water every time you use them.
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Many have already recovered, but others will need medicine, more time in warm water or both.
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The recurring climate pattern across the tropical Pacific brings warm water to the coasts of Chile.
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And, once a garment is completed, the plastic can be removed by soaking in warm water.
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The cup comes in a small bowl filled with warm water to maintain the coffee's temperature.
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Hurricanes use warm water as fuel, normally weakening as they move over land or colder water.
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At present, this circulation of warm water in the Atlantic Ocean produces variations in sea level.
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And every week or so, I take out the filter and wash it in warm water.
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One false claim that is circulating: drinking warm water every 15 minutes will neutralize the coronavirus.
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Hurricanes need warm water and air that rises rapidly into a moisture-rich atmosphere to grow.
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Clean hands, washed with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds, are always important.
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If he drinks water a lot and gargling with warm water & salt or vinegar eliminates the virus.
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Rudd fills two one-liter flasks with warm water, breaks camp and packs up his gear.
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By 2014 that warm water had moved toward land, stretching from Southeastern Alaska down to Mexico.
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Rinse 3/4 cup quinoa in warm water and then put into boiling water to cook.
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To clean, remove the head by rotating it counter-clockwise, then rinse it under warm water.
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The presence of warm water in the grounding line may support estimates at the faster range.
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Glaciologists have previously raised alarm over the presence of warm water melting the Thwaites from below.
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As the glacier becomes exposed to more warm-water currents, the ice will probably melt faster.
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Bathing buffs are more drawn to a warm-water soak as a physical and emotional palliative.
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That is if you're one of those weirdos who like pouring warm water up their noses.
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Initially, the body temperatures of the people who drank the warm water went up, as you might expect, but after everyone had time to sit around and dry off, they found the warm water drinkers had actually stored less body heat than their cool water counterparts.
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But it may be the water — warm water, according to research published in this week's journal Science.
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Add a few tablespoons of warm water if the mixture doesn't blend smoothly, to adjust the consistency.
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Naegleria fowleri is most likely to be found in warm water temperatures, at 115 degrees or higher.
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In a stand mixer with the hook attachment, stir together warm water, yeast, sugar, flour and salt.
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This would trap salty and warm water well below a film of cool, freshwater on the surface.
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But yes, it certainly is interesting that it has tapped into enough warm water to explosively develop.
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The resulting algae release fewer toxins and photosynthesise better in warm water than do their wild brethren.
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Place the grated coconut flesh into a bowl with 1/4 cup of warm water and mix.
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Warm up a piece of cloth with warm water and stick it gently, shallowly in both nostrils.
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Worse, smallmouth bass, a warm-water species, are each year creeping farther and farther up Montana's rivers.
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Polar scientists are still investigating what's driving these warm water influxes and resulting instability in West Antarctica.
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It has been 10 days since Gabriela had an opportunity to wash her hair with warm water.
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When handwashing clothes in a sink, fill the basin with warm water and add your detergent sheet.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain.
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He put on a pink plastic apron, some rubber gloves, and filled a bowl with warm water.
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I don't want to know that they're in warm water and in front of a green screen.
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Just remember to always wash your hands with soap and warm water after using any cleaning products.
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Warm water helps storms intensify, since it allows storms to pull in more heat energy and moisture.
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For big stains, mix one part warm water with three parts baking soda to form a paste.
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As other guests dined on goat cheese, halibut and mango crème brûlée, he sipped only warm water.
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Most of the first-class area was quite nice, like the washroom, which had semi-warm water.
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I suited up and parked myself below the spouting warm water for a nice free hydro-massage.
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Wherever unusually warm water temperatures went, destruction from sea star wasting disease followed, clearly implicating climate change.
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Jumping overboard into the bathtub-warm water, I watched their ominous approach, both as weather and metaphor.
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So he drank warm water while others ate goat cheese, halibut, and mango crème brûlée, CNN reported.
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Put a few drops of dish soap in warm water, then soak your pieces in the solution.
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They dipped and washed and dipped back into the warm water again, before patting her skin dry.
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Gradually add 53 cup|250 ml of warm water, mixing by hand, until the dough is elastic.
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"I would guess that these manatees were hanging out near warm water or heading to warm water and the alligator was looking for a sunny spot to hang out along the shoreline and they simply crossed paths," Ron Menzich, a spokesperson for the Commission, said in a statement.
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Warm water also takes up more space than cold, meaning a hotter ocean is also a higher one.
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There's some combination of nutrients, light, and, perhaps most importantly, warm water that can create a toxic soup.
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Instead, mop with a mixture of 1/2 to 1 cup white vinegar and one gallon warm water.
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First they require warm water and warm, moist air — abundant in the mid and southern Atlantic Ocean regions.
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Haghayegh said that warm water could stimulate the body's thermoregulatory system, ensuring or enhancing that natural cooling process.
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While it was there, the Blob's warm water killed off marine life and fed a toxic algae bloom.
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Stir occasionally for 30 minutes, and then rinse your garment under warm water until the water runs clear.
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"That warm water is adding its heat to the atmosphere, allowing it to be warmer inland," he said.
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Warming lake Warm water is relatively light and struggles to mix with the deeper layers of the lake.
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Scientists found that unusually warm water temperatures spurred by El Niño and climate change had a devastating effect.
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She followed this with another douse of warm water, and then massaged Moroccanoil's Body Butter into my limbs.
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Maria will likely strengthen as it moves across warm water, endangering low-lying islands with enormous storm surges.
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Bleaching occurs when unusually warm water causes the corals to lose plantlike organisms that help keep them alive.
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"It has a lot of time in very warm water [to strengthen]," added another CNN meteorologist, Chad Myers.
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It sounds gross, but the vents are easy to clean with just a little soap and warm water.
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They take buckets of warm water and throw it on us, and apply Moroccan black soap on us.
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This is a problem for marine life, because warm water can't hold as much oxygen as cold water.
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Warm water "tends to make people loosen up," says Hlavsa, who was the lead author of the report.
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Conrad dipped a washcloth into the warm water and washed down along one side of his wife's body.
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Warm water will fuel the storm's intensity Residents from Houston to Mobile, Alabama, are bracing for the system's wrath.
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The researchers theorize that chemical reactions created by warm water rubbing along the rocky core are producing the compounds.
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To get a tropical system, you need warm water, weak steering winds aloft and thunderstorms forming around low pressure.
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Salt Stains: Mix one tablespoon of distilled white vinegar and one cup of warm water in a small bowl.
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Finish by dipping the cloth in plain warm water and wipe down the entire boot evenly to prevent watermarks.
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The boy is given oxygen; latex gloves are filled with warm water to stop his temperature from fluctuating wildly.
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Lifeguards had people soak their injuries in bags of warm water to help ease the pain from the stings.
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Stick your dildo in the freezer or put it into a glass of warm water for a few minutes.
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"You can melt ice a lot more quickly with warm water than you can with warm air," Greene says.
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From these records, the team identified 372 "thermal stress events"—periods of anomalously warm water that could trigger bleaching.
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Popular destination The Seychelles is a popular tourist destination because of its pristine beaches, warm water and coral reefs.
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" Her husband lovingly left a message in the comments section, writing, "Your love is like warm water always amazing.
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I decide that I'm going to drink warm water with my vitamins and wait 30 minutes before having coffee.
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Well, Atlantic hurricanes form over warm water in the tropics and typically move west-northwest with the prevailing winds.
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You combine cracked grain with warm water, separate the liquid from the grain, and boil that liquid with hops.
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But even in fairly warm water, hypothermia can set in when a person is immersed for a long time.
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Rinse with warm water, and you'll uncover a face so smooth and so soft you almost won't believe it.
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Their study found that between 2013 and 2017, Guam experienced warm water that killed off 34 percent of coral.
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In addition to melting ice, rising ocean temperatures cause seas to rise because warm water takes up more volume.
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For a slight variation, substitute warm water for the olive oil or add some lemon juice to the mix.
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Warming air and water temperatures may make algae blooms more common, since toxic blue-green algae prefer warm water.
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I stepped into the stream, letting the warm water run over me and the fruit cupped in my hand.
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Legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria that thrive in warm water and infect the lungs.
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I also spotted several water dispensers with only hot and warm water available while traveling through Beijing Daxing Airport.
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Using warm water and soap, thoroughly wash your hands, and any plates or utensils, after contact with raw meat.
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Even worse, warm water can also increase an animal's metabolism, meaning it requires more oxygen just to stay alive.
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Area residents have been encouraged to cover coughs and sneezes and wash their hands with warm water and soap.
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El Nino brings unusually warm water in the Pacific Ocean after late December and can cause catastrophic weather conditions.
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Growers previously flooded their orchards with warm water in the early spring to prevent frost from killing the buds.
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Warm water is less dense and naturally sits above colder water, which sinks to the bottom of the lake.
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The ritual of applying and removing them (with warm water and a gentle face massage) is in itself indulgent.
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All Brits are advised to regularly wash their hands with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds.
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All Brits are advised to regularly wash their hands with warm water and soap for at least twenty seconds.
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"After my birth, I made warm water and I was cleaning down there," she said, looking down in embarrassment.
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Of course, what we didn't think about is not having the luxury of warm water flowing from our faucets.
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Make the blueberry sauce: Whisk the warm water and cornstarch together in a small bowl until the cornstarch has dissolved.
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When I am shivering in the cold water, all I can think about is turning on the delicious, warm water.
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The water park features a wheelchair-accessible river ride and areas with warm water to help those with muscular conditions.
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They treated it with hot water bottles, and they washed his abdomen in basically poppy seeds steeped with warm water.
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Here, the turtles are put in tanks of warm water for about a week and monitored for any health issues.
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Warm water feeds a hurricane's strength — and ocean temperatures typically drop as you move further up the map, Shepherd says.
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But on ketamine, I watched calmly as sorrow welled up and subsumed my body like warm water filling a tub.
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In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a hook attachment, dissolve the yeast in 1 tablespoon warm water.
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Place the ground meats, both bread crumbs, parsley, Parmesan, salt, pepper, nutmeg, egg, and ¾ cup warm water in a bowl.
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Run the jeans under warm water before submerging them into the pot (you may need to fold them up tight!).
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain and promoted relaxation.
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Along with turning off and on, they'll be able to measure amounts of water for cooking, and warm water, too.
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New warm water ports and wider sea lanes mean Russian submarines and warships have great freedom to operate year-round.
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In non-Niño years, trade winds blow warm water to the west, where it pools in the western tropical Pacific.
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To Assemble: Place a rice wrapper in a bowl of warm water until softened then lay on a flat surface.
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It wasn't draining properly, and seemed only to marinate the dishes in a stew of warm water and food scraps.
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The report also found that most of the world's warm-water coral reefs are in danger of deadly bleaching events.
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Russia has an enduring interest in Syria in holding on to their sole Middle East warm water port at Tartus.
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I immerse my face into a sink full of warm water and remove all my makeup and start afresh—kidding!
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In the 1950s, for example, the party system was like a faucet that produced only varying kinds of warm water.
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One newsstand owner is cleaning his hands obsessively with a bowl of warm water that he keeps inside his stall.
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" Myth: Gurgling water and salt will prevent the coronavirus CLAIM: "A simple solution of salt in warm water will suffice.
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When it's all nice and smooth, loosen the mixture with a little warm water, whisked in a teaspoon at time.
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You simply mix equal parts CLR and warm water and apply to the stained areas with a sponge or brush.
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At its simplest, snow acts like a blanket, preventing heat from the relatively warm water from escaping into the atmosphere.
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To build the living concrete, the researchers first tried putting cyanobacteria in a mixture of warm water, sand and nutrients.
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Snapshot: Above, the Thwaites glacier in Antarctica, where scientists for the first time recorded unusually warm water beneath the ice.
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Try gargling at least once an hour with 1 teaspoon of salt in an 8-ounce glass of warm water.
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Bring the flower to the sink and run warm water over it until the water flows out of the pot.
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For the dough, combine the active dry yeast, sugar and warm water together and let sit for one minute. 225.
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Meanwhile, whisk together the sour cream, oil, vanilla paste, and egg whites with 1/2 cup|125 ml warm water.
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The warm water was welled up from the deep ocean and brought to the front of the glaciers by northwesterly winds.
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Problems arise when the bacteria multiply in warm-water distribution lines, with large buildings like hospitals and hotels at particular risk.
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If your filter still looks filthy, wash off the lingering dirt gently with a mild detergent and rinse with warm water.
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Warm water is fuel for hurricanes and Irma is over water that is 1.8 degrees (1 degree Celsius) warmer than normal.
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People contract the disease by breathing in mist or vapor that has Legionella bacteria, which is often found in warm water.
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Recently, I got a massage and the table was a warm water bed, and they wrapped me in some seaweed situation.
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It's better for your body that way Whitney Wright: I always enema with warm water, and clean out an hour before.
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Experts say the warm water can help improve your breathing and blood flow and even significantly improve your mood and optimism.
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Remove from oven and let sit to slightly cool, then use a knife dipped in warm water to spread the marshmallows.
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But if it's put into warm water that's brought slowly to a boil, the frog won't notice it is in danger.
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The only drawback is that you can't use them with hot drinks, since warm water causes the pasta to become mushy.
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There was no coffee or tea; at one point some cast and crew members were handed plastic cups of warm water.
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How long, exactly, does warm water actually last as a lubricant, since we are told that this is all Julia uses?
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Ocean warming is making storms slowerHurricanes use warm water as fuel, normally weakening as they move over land or colder water.
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Two years after using it, I still like the adjustable water pressure, use of warm water, the blue nightlight, and more.
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How did such a simple thing as soap and warm water -- and alcohol-based sanitizers -- obtain such power over these parasites?
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This was an ideal area for tourism: perfect sand, warm water, and a massive, mysterious fort evoking pirates and buried treasure.
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Posters — traditionally used to urge visitors not to wade in warm water — advised visitors against testing their luck on the ice.
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Just put in a drop of dish soap and some warm water, and the Vitamix will take care of the rest.
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Slowly stir in about 1 cup|250 ml warm water and whisk until a soft and slightly elastic dough has formed.
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Before preparing to cook, use soap and warm water to wash your hands, under your nails and up to your wrists.
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A solution of warm water and a mild dishwashing soap with a soft cloth should be enough to clean the surface.
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Since then, the health department said, it has monitored more than 6,000 towers for the bacteria, which flourish in warm water.
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Those winds and that warm water fuel a heat exchange that sets it all spinning and -- boom, you've got a hurricane.
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In 1998, a so-called "bleaching event," caused by very warm water, killed more than fifteen per cent of corals worldwide.
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This time, the event was linked to a huge shape-shifting pool of warm water that became known as the Blob.
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Combine warm water with yeast, milk, butter, sugar, and squid ink into mixing bowl fitted for a KitchenAid or similar mixer.
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Before you can do that, you have to soften the buildup by soaking your feet in warm water for about 15 minutes.
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I chug a bottle of warm water along with some vitamins and then make an oat milk latte using my espresso machine.
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He learned the hard way that a Beautyblender soaking in mug of warm water does not make it a cup of tea.
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Abbi and Ilana had some ideas, but the first thing I pictured was this canyon scene, with them wading through warm water.
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Following the leather cleaner label directions (Outback Gold recommends one teaspoon per gallon of water), mix a cleaning solution with warm water.
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Warm water is fuel for hurricanes, and Irma was moving over water that was 1.8 degrees (1 degree Celsius) warmer than normal.
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Stingray injuries can usually be treated with warm water, antibiotics to prevent infections and possibly a tetanus shot, according to SeaGrant California.
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Getting ready involves splashing my face with warm water, applying rosehip oil, and putting on a full face of makeup every workday.
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Defrosting overnight is recommended before reheating for some dishes, but there are some possible shortcuts, like submerging the container in warm water.
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The culprit has been record-warm water driven by El Niño and climate change that has cooked the life out of corals.
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I had a nice frozen berry mix from the supermarket and tried defrosting the berries in some warm water and coconut oil.
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On our planet, warm water moves towards the poles along the ocean surface, but it eventually cools and sinks to the bottom.
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Make the sesame sauce: Combine all ingredients in the bowl of a food processor with ¼ cup warm water and purée until smooth.
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She was also allegedly told to sleep on the floor and could not use warm water to bathe or wash her hair.
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"We mixed 43 litres of vodka with warm water, which kept the chill at bay," a spokesman for the circus said. 4.
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Using warm water as an adhesive, brush one side and press the edges of each ravioli with your fingers to seal. 7.
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That's especially problematic because warm water can cause coral to expel the algae living in its tissue, turn white, and eventually die.
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But its severity will also depend on whether it passes over the Bahamas' northernmost islands or continues to hover over warm water.
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Her latest product, the TUSHY, is a bidet attachment for western toilets that cleans your butt with a spray of warm water.
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After all, hurricanes are known to weaken as they pass over land, since hurricanes are powered by warm water from the ocean.
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If the warm water temperatures persist, many corals can die off, with dire consequences for the marine ecosystems that depend on them.
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This device actually delivers a shower similar to what you get at home, providing consistently warm water with little to no waiting.
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At first the scene is quiet: Janet Leigh steps into a shower at the Bates Motel, finding relief under the warm water.
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In very warm water, these tiny plants, which belong to the genus Symbiodinium , go into what might be described as photosynthetic overdrive.
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Give'r 4-Season Gloves are rugged, warm, water-proof gloves that's lauded by skiing and outdoor magazines and endorsed by pro athletes.
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Because sound moves faster in warm water than in cold, the technique can measure differences in average temperature over a long distance.
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Around the cluster, a strange "oasis" of shimmering water possibly indicating warm water made King wonder if the females had sought higher temperatures.
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"And then right below there is this warm water, that is almost 3.5 degrees and this is the warm Atlantic water" Cape adds.
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When I went to rinse the clay off my face, I was pleasantly surprised by how easily it washed away with warm water.
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I chug a glass of warm water with lemon (like I do every morning), but it doesn't go down well for some reason.
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The scoop on the scoop: To get picture-perfect scoops of ice cream, dip your scoop into a tall container of warm water.
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The water is gradually warmed by the wind and sun ultimately forming a pool of very warm water off the coast of Indonesia.
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Coral thrives in warm water but quickly dies if temperatures rise just a single degree above the average summer maximum for their region.
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To use, you scrape your tongue from back closest to your throat to the front, and then rinse your tool in warm water.
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That's because hurricanes use warm water as fuel, so as Earth's oceans and air heat up, tropical storms get stronger, wetter, and slower.
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That's because oceans absorb 93% of the extra heat that greenhouse gases trap in the atmosphere, and hurricanes use warm water as fuel.
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After drizzling the ice with warm water, the whole cauldron is taken over with a smoky effect that's straight out of Hocus Pocus.
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Mann said that's a possible indication that the ocean currents that bring warm water northward—and heat to western Europe—may be stalling.
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Located between Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia, Thailand's coasts benefit from the warm water of both the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand.
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The email, sent Monday by CVS Chief Medical Officer Troy Brennan, falsely suggested that the virus could be killed by drinking warm water.
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There was a 26% lower risk for heart disease with warm water, and a 35% lower risk of cardiovascular disease for hot water.
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They also advised putting unwashable items into sealed plastic bags, washing their eyeglasses in warm water and cleaning their phones with baby wipes.
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To help prevent infecting the people you live with, regularly wash your hands with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds.
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Precautions include washing your hands with warm water and soap for about 20 seconds when you return home and also carrying wet wipes.
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Sufficiently warm water is typically abundant across the tropical Atlantic during hurricane season, but wind shear and atmospheric moisture are far less consistent.
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This abnormally warm water speeds up the metabolism of large predatory fish like salmon and cod, which prey on forage fish like herring.
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Timmer is a 29-year-old fashion designer from the Netherlands who created a warm, water- and windproof jacket for people experiencing homelessness.
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An El Niño occurs when warm water in the equatorial Pacific shifts, creating an immense warm zone in the central and eastern Pacific.
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"They used a few different methods to raise her body temperature: warm water, hair dryers, heated towels that were rotated out," Dutter said.
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"We should be helping people understand what a storm will do, not just how strong it is while over warm water," he said.
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In a separate cup, combine dry yeast and warm water for the at-home catalyst, instead of the potassium iodide that Uhas used.
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The island was formed in part when that ash fell back to earth and hardened after mixing with warm water, Dr. Garvin said.
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Finally, I combined the ingredients in warm water and stirred until the soap dissolved, then poured it into a spray bottle to begin shampooing.
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EDF's nuclear plants along the Rhone use the river's waters to regulate the temperature of their reactors, discharging warm water back into the waterway.
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It was a TOTO-brand washlet, that pampers your derrière with a stream of warm water, a heated seat, and a warm air dryer.
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However, Irma has ample warm water ahead of it, weak upper level winds, and is otherwise in an environment favorable to continued high intensity.
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As she crouched on the floor of the shower, the warm water falling on her head, she started crying, unable to keep herself up.
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Stay Warm Start the morning with warm water and lemon, eat warm foods to keep the digestive system functioning properly — and avoid cold beverages.
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Residents of the village, 3,500 meters (153,800 yards) above sea level, use cow dung to heat their homes and solar power to warm water.
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Either steam in a hot shower or submerge your muslin cloth in warm water and then put it on your face for 30 seconds.
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Take a torn piece of fabric, put a few drops of the magic liquid on it, apply warm water, and press the edges together.
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Stanford's own apple cider vinegar recipe, which she uses as an energy booster, is usually diluted in at least 8 ounces of warm water.
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Using a combination of warm water, hair dyers, heated towels, and a heated kennel, they were able to save Fluffy's life, according to CNN.
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I simply use dish soap and warm water, but as we'll see in a second, there are more involved ways to apply the detergent.
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Externally-sourced coal which transits through the North Korean city of Rason, where Russia maintains a warm-water port, is exempt from the ban.
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Just like other wooden cutting boards, the Totally Bamboo boards need to be hand-washed with warm water and oiled on an occasional basis.
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That&aposs because oceans absorb 93% of the extra heat that greenhouse gases trap in the atmosphere, and hurricanes use warm water as fuel.
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On the floor of a remote island lagoon halfway between Hawaii and Fiji, the giant reef site had been devastated by unusually warm water.
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A patch of unusually warm water in the Pacific Ocean that's had harmful effects on marine life along the coast of North America. 3.
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Start on Thanksgiving night by soaking dried chillies—ancho or pasilla are two good choices—in warm water for a few hours or overnight.
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It's a shock to the system, like emerging from warm water after an evening swim, and resets your eyes before entering the final piece.
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Side note: The fact that you need especially warm water here explains why hurricanes only form in the Atlantic during the late summer months.
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By recommending people to drink warm water, the post implies the temperature of the water inactivates the virus, which Atmar said is entirely incorrect.
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Sans wax or boots, you might do a quick wash of your dog's paws in a basin of warm water when you get home.
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For the third time in five years, abnormally warm water has caused a "mass bleaching" of coral, and some of it will not survive.
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Reef corals grow very slowly, and while most of them can live only in warm water, they are highly sensitive to above-normal temperatures.
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The best way to clean an iPhone or Android without damaging it is by using a microfiber cloth damp with warm water and soap.
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The probes also brought back troubling data -- Helheim was surrounded by warm water along its entire depth, more than 2,000 feet below the surface.
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Currents help regulate weather, transporting warm water and precipitation from the equator toward the poles, and colder water from the poles to the tropics.
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What you need: Water Mild hand soap Cloth Leather conditioner or mink oil (optional) How: Mix warm water and hand soap in a bowl.
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Just before your pre-set wake-up time, the device will send a rush of warm water through the pad to gently encourage waking.
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Some colonies will be bathed in warm water, others in water that's been acidified, and still others in water that's both warm and acidified.
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If a sore throat is dogging you, the simplest solution is to gargle with warm water and salt, which is both antibacterial and antiviral.
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" She added that Biden's jokes, made after the allegations surfaced, were "maybe in poor taste given the warm water that he's in right now.
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They use three pails of warm water to wash the body, careful to remove nail polish or anything else that is not naturally present.
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Thirty subjects with scaly, itchy scalps applied honey diluted with 10 percent warm water every other day, leaving it in for 3 hours each time.
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An ample supply of warm water is a prerequisite for these storms, since the ocean provides the heat energy required for generating a hurricane's thunderstorms.
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Last December, Tucker was found clinging to life along the coast of Oregon, far away from his natural warm-water habitat near California and Mexico.
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For one, chunks of salt or sugar quickly disintegrate with a rinse of warm water (rather than getting wedged between stands or feeling overly gritty).
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We know what you're thinking parents, but the company promises that the slime washes off both hands and clothes easily with soap and warm water.
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Between December and May there is a much smaller area of warm water to support tropical development and there is also significantly higher wind shear.
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Take shrimp out of the freezer to defrost under warm water, and decide to roast the broccoli I have since it's about to go bad.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service said that the manatee still faces threats like habitat loss, boating collisions, and loss of their winter warm-water habitat.
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In the morning, rinse with warm water, and then use the bathroom mirror to take a good hard look at that radiant complexion of yours.
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The warm water causes corals to expel the algae they rely on to grow, leaving ghostly white skeletons in the place of thriving coral communities.
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How a hurricane formsHurricanes are vast low-pressure cyclones with wind speeds over 74 mph that form over warm water in the mid-Atlantic Ocean.
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I go over areas like my eye makeup a couple of times to gently loosen all of the mascara, and then I add warm water.
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Cole Haan ZERØGRAND Knit Glove, available at Cole Haan, $78Cole Haan's warm, water-resistant gloves have convenient touch tips that are ideal for wintry commutes.
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Only order uni during warm-water months, when it's in the best part of the season, and be very selective about where you purchase from.
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They thrive in warm water and "eat almost anything," with a record of attacking humans only surpassed by the great white shark, the magazine said.
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If it seems a bit too thick, simply add warm water, about 1/4 cup at a time, until it is thin enough to pour.
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To prepare hibiscus at home, and for parties, she steeps it in warm water for about five minutes and strains the water from the infusion.
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Social media users have been sharing an image with text claiming that gargling with warm water and salt or vinegar will eliminate the coronavirus ( here ).
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Around the same time as the starfish began dying, a mass of warm water appeared hundreds of miles off Alaska, British Columbia, Washington and Oregon.
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Panama's worst droughts have happened during extreme occurrences of El Niño, a natural phenomenon in which warm water moves eastwards across the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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If it stings when you pee, they say to use a squeeze bottle to pour warm water to the torn area as you relieve yourself.
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Jim M., Lima, Ohio Dear Heloise: On our ranch, we use a homemade solution of warm water and salt to rid our dog of fleas.
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Mr. Calvelli called it a "biodiversity hot spot, because warm water from the south meets cold water from the north," causing many species to mingle.
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On the Gold Coast, a 77-year-old grandmother said she had not taken her medication all day because she could not find warm water.
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Beneath Doppler, a series of large heat exchangers run the Westin's warm water next to cool water from Amazon, heating it up (exchanging the heat).
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I combine some regular old pantry items — coconut oil with sugar and salt — to make a scrub, rinse with warm water, and that does the trick.
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"If you are going to shave, do it in the shower with warm water and a shaving gel or cream to soften the hair," she says.
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The Gulf Stream, for instance, carries warm water from the Gulf of Mexico to the coast of western Europe, before chilling out and sinking around Iceland.
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El Niños—like the record-breaking one that ended in June—occur when warm water from near Indonesia splashes over into the middle and eastern Pacific.
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But Irons and Renner say this die-off is different in its scope and the persistence of the warm water blob that may have caused it.
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Some experts also have linked the water to Legionnaires' disease, a type of pneumonia caused by bacteria that thrive in warm water and infect the lungs.
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This bacterium thrives in warm water, and the hot tub, which was filled days before her birth, may have created an ideal environment for an infection.
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Mr. Paiva, as tall and imposing as the dead fish before him, dipped his cloth-gloved hand in warm water, to keep his fingers from numbing.
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Experts say a less expensive alternative for parents is to mix equal parts smooth creamy peanut butter and warm water to make a souplike baby food.
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Ensure you clean under the nails with a nail brush using soap and warm water, and try not to bite your nails or remove the cuticles.
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She thought a hot bath might make her feel better, but instead she felt as if her already-meager energy had dissolved in the warm water.
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As the rig there bored down, it hit a massive, unexpected quantity of warm water in a fracture of the rock, which prevented it from continuing.
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The biosphere tipping points involve the devastation of boreal forests, the Amazon rainforest, warm-water coral reefs, and the thawing of frozen soil known as permafrost.
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This could also further dry the Amazon and lead to the buildup of warm water in the Southern Ocean, which could further melt ice in Antarctica.
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You can dampen the cloth with warm water and soap to get rid of any debris or substance that requires more than just a wipe-down.
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Divers used suits with air hoses and umbilical lines that pumped warm water into the suits from the surface for about three hours, Mr. Harris said.
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Excess wax buildup can usually be safely softened with warm olive or almond oil or irrigated with warm water, though specialized softening drops are also sold.
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In three of them, the researchers raised the temperature 5 degrees — a conservative projection of how warm water off the coast of South Australia will get.
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You should also regularly disassemble your vacuum and wipe down all internal parts with warm water and a bit of dish soap using a microfiber cloth.
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When the owners of the vehicle found the poor animal, nicknamed Semyon, it took seven buckets of warm water to release him from his frigid manacles.
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A deep dive into the comments section of Amazon let me know that I really should have soaked my feet in warm water before applying the booties.
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It comes with built-in surround sound speakers, ambient mood lighting, a heated seat, warm water cleansing with a dryer and automatic lid opening/closing and flushing.
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Warm water feeds hurricanes, which form when a weather disturbance, like a small storm, sucks the moist, warm air over the ocean's surface into the lower atmosphere.
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So in addition to warm water, organic molecules, and certain minerals, this moon is also producing an accessible source of energy that could conceivably support alien microbes.
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According to the company, simply soaking the blocks in warm water for 280 seconds dissolves the non-soluble glue, allowing the bricks to release quickly and easily.
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Since fish embryos can run large, they're especially difficult to heat up quickly or evenly the typical way — by popping them into a bath of warm water.
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EDF's nuclear plants along the Rhone and the Rhine use the rivers' waters to regulate the temperature of their reactors, discharging warm water back into the waterway.
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Although some sites, like PornHub and xHamster, are adding educational content, most pegging videos don't include a scene preparing the butt with warm water, fingers, and lube.
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Every two to seven years, the pool of warm water sloshes back eastwards when the trade winds weaken or even reverse; this is El Niño in action.
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Walmart gives pharmacy customers powder called Dispose Rx that turns solid when mixed into a pill bottle with warm water, making it safe to throw it away.
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Tushy, which was created by Miki Agrawal of period-proof underwear Thinx, features temperature control — which means you can use warm water to stimulate yourself from behind.
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The scientists at the laboratory have already begun to use the boats to enhance their study of the El Niño warm-water pattern in the Pacific Ocean.
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This fan-favorite sponge is "firm in cold water for tough scrubbing," and transitions to be "soft in warm water for light cleaning," according to the company.
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Today's high-efficiency washing machines use around 14 gallons of water and hold larger loads, and we use more cold and warm water to protect synthetic fabrics.
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The only thing I'd recommend is that you not order it in black if you're in particularly warm water or weather, or especially prone to getting overheated.
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According to Stephen A. Mcleod's Dining with the Washingtons: Historic Recipes, Entertaining, and Hospitality, the Washingtons stirred their chocolate solids into warm water, brandy, milk, or wine.
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The process is easy: Just remove the hair from the brush and immerse the bristles in a bowl of warm water with a couple drops of shampoo.
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At night I make sure to take off my makeup with coconut oil, rinse my face with warm water and a towel, and then apply these products.
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Since then, mothers have been encouraged to feed it to their infants on bread, in warm water as a drink, and to use it in their cooking.
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The safest way to clean your phone without hurting your device is to use a soft, lint-free cloth with warm water and soap, according to Apple.
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It's also great if you want a deeper tan all over your body, and dries superquickly and stays put until you warm-water and soap it off.
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"They are in deep water and shallow water, cold and warm water, even occasionally freshwater," said Whitenack, an Associate Professor of Biology and Geology at Allegheny College.
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Besides heavy makeup that will not wash off in the pool, the athletes baste their hair with the edible powder and warm water to affix their hairdos.
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He also coined the term "the global conveyor" for the important ocean currents that circulate warm water around the globe; that phrase, too, remains in use today.
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If you do get overzealous with the stone and create an open wound, Dr. Levine says to rinse it with warm water, Ivory soap, and a clean washcloth.
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"We don't recommend perspiring, exfoliating, soaking in warm water (especially hot tubs), or any activities between the sheets for at least 48 hours post-sugaring session," notes Claghorn.
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Drop one in a bowl full of warm water and watch it work its fizzy magic, soak for 15 to 20 minutes, and then revel in the results.
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This is due to the storm's slow forward speed and its size, as well as the warm water temperatures of the Atlantic that it will draw moisture from.
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This is due to the storm's slow forward speed and its size, as well as the warm water temperatures of the Atlantic from which it will draw moisture.
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"In 2025 and beyond, we may need to replace cod and other old favourites with warm-water species such as squid, mackerel, sardine and red mullet," Pinnegar continued.
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Called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation or AMOC, this current shuttles warm water from south to north, keeping temperatures in the North Atlantic from plummeting during the winter.
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A flesh-eating bacteria has made its way up the coast to the Delaware Bay, possibly thanks to increasingly warm water temperatures, researchers warn in a new study.
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Next, users remove a build plate from the machine, with the filled mold sitting atop it, and put them into a warm water bath to dissolve the shell.
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To make this you need to peel and slice some beetroot and cover them completely in a mixture of warm water with about a tablespoon of sea salt.
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They're made from non-latex and hypoallergenic materials, can be used for both liquid and powder makeup, and can easily be cleaned with gentle soap and warm water.
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Some brands are 100 percent beef and others are just ... Most of the time, you're just eating a potpourri of rando meat scraps soaked in recycled warm water.
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You simply massage clean, damp lips (although I do it dry and find it very effective, warm water is recommended in the instructions), then smooth on the balm.
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Below 2,000 feet the gaping cavity narrows into two channels, and warm water flows through it, boring through the ice like sugar through the enamel of a tooth.
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Both circumcised and uncircumcised men should always wash their penises in the shower with soap and warm water, with uncircumcised men also cleaning under the hood, he says.
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What supposedly makes this product so unique is that all you need to completely remove your makeup — without stripping your skin dry — is warm water and the cloth.
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El Niño sees warm water, collected over several years in the western tropical Pacific, slosh back eastwards after the weakening, or reversal, of winds that blew it there.
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The 7-year-old had been exposed to an amoeba called Naegleria fowleri, a parasite that lives in the kind of warm water in which Kyle went swimming.
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The airline rents car seats free of charge, serves juice, offers warm water for heating up bottles, and has a selection of toys for children, among other items.
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Since it's made of easy-to-clean material, just toss your cat butt tissue holder in some soapy warm water to give it a rinse after flu season.
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In April, Australian scientists found that bleaching hit 93 percent of the Great Barrier Reef, the result of record-warm water driven by El Niño and climate change.
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For many years we thought the aggressive Soviet behavior during the war was a ploy to undercut American influence, or gain access to oil or warm-water ports.
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She'd put it in the freezer on a cool, drizzly Friday, and on Saturday she'd dunk the pan in warm water and slide the kulfi onto a plate.
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I could fill it with ice cubes to use on a sprained ankle or nasty bruise, but mostly I filled it with warm water when I was cramping.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef: For the third time in five years, abnormally warm water has caused a "mass bleaching" of coral, and some of it will not survive.
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Into a vast pot of warm water goes cal — food-grade calcium hydroxide, the modern equivalent of the slaked lime the Mayans extracted while building their limestone temples.
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As I took Roshi to the bathroom, Jikan filled a basin with warm water, removed his suit coat and cuff links, and rolled up his crisp white sleeves.
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The Gulf Stream, a swift current carrying especially warm water from the Gulf of Mexico toward the North Atlantic, runs close to the coast for hundreds of miles.
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Researchers on the Thwaites Glacier, about the size of Florida, found unusually warm water beneath the massive glacier, which is already melting and contributing to sea level rise.
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The thick, green algae exploded in the sunlight and warm water as nutrients found in fertilizer and urban runoff made their way into Lake Okeechobee in historic amounts.
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The acid taught me things about the mind by making all of its workings simultaneously perceptible, though to no one—ego dissolving like Alka-Seltzer in warm water.
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However, you can also help manage it by using warm water and soap to gently clean the skin and avoid putting any oils on the baby&aposs face.
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If we can't modernize this program right after a parade of hurricanes fueled by abnormally warm water punished our coasts, what will it take for Congress to act?
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Several ingratiating studies this year indicated that luxuriating in warm water aids in recovery from strenuous exercise and also, surprisingly, helps us to acclimate to hot-weather workouts.
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"Wind patterns in the upper atmosphere and the warm water in the tropical Atlantic should help maintain Matthew's hurricane strength for the rest of the week," NASA reports.
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Well, I'm not referring to those comfort-focused toilets with warm-water washing, air drying, and heated seats have been ubiquitous in Japan (and at Google's headquarters) for years.
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When you emerge from a hot tub after a soak, the only thing you want to feel is relaxed and maybe a little bit pruny from the warm water.
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Last year's warm water brought coral bleaching events worldwide, which were made worse by the El Niño climate pattern, according to a story published last year in the Guardian.
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These channels are acting as warm water veins, moving modified ocean water from the depths of the Southern Ocean inland, where it is melting the underside of the ice.
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After the mask has absorbed a bit, it transforms into a rich oil, which we like to leave on for 15-20 minutes before rinsing off with warm water.
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In order to safely dispose of opioids, patients would add warm water and the DisposeRx powder to their pill bottle, which then forms a biodegradable gel around the pills.
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In 2017 that warm water extended to greater depths than usual, so when a storm churned up the water, it exposed more of that fuel instead of colder stuff.
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This huge body of warm water disrupts the equatorial jet stream, affecting weather patterns around the globe, allowing in the process storms to travel as far north as California.
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Samantha Broberg, 163, reportedly climbed up on a deck railing and tumbled backwards, plunging into warm water about 200 miles off the coast of Galveston, Texas, at 2 a.m.
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During the 1997-98 event, for example, the warm water anomalies extended nearly all the way to the west coast of Central and South America, Barnston and Halpert said.
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Pacific equatorial winds have slackened since the start of the year and a characteristic tongue of warm water has begun to form stretching from Peru towards the international dateline.
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As you lather this on with warm water, it goes from being a silky oil to a milky emulsion, and you can actually see makeup running off your skin.
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After I got comfortable being in the buff in front of a complete stranger, my aesthetician filled a basin with warm water and proceeded to pour it over me.
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"Hard Choices," her chronicle of her years at the State Department, possesses all the flavor and the nutritional value of a breakfast bowl of packing peanuts and warm water.
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The sea gliders will measure ocean temperatures, salinity and currents to discover how exactly salty, warm water from the Arabian Sea churns with surface water from the Ganges river.
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Once all that is done, I simply rinse off the scrub with warm water, dry my face, smooth on my regular moisturizer and eye cream, and head to sleep.
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We had just finished preparing a fermentation solution, adding warm water, yeast, plus a good shot of juice, and allowing the mixture to proof, or foam — just like breadmaking.
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The vast algal bloom in the Pacific last year was also fed in part by El Niño, the mass of warm water that forms periodically off the West Coast.
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So wash your hands as well as you can with soap and warm water, but don't freak out if you're not hitting every single one of those six steps.
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While that happens, the noodles get a quick soak in warm water so they're pliable, and then, just before plating, they get an even-quicker dunk in boiling water.
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Until you can see a doctor, immerse the area in warm water, change into dry warm clothes, and use blankets and body heat, such as tucking fingers into armpits.
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Their findings, published in the journal Nature Communications, said increased circulation of warm water beneath the ice shelf was likely the main contributor to ice loss in the region.
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The sport's attractions can be hard to imagine if your vision of outdoor swimming revolves around sunshine, warm water, fine-grained sand, and a trashy novel to read afterward.
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We went home with an anthropomorphized frozen yogurt cone stuffed animal and a package of sponge capsules that hit a cup of warm water shortly after we returned home.
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Back at the lab, the team, with help from USC scientists, learned that the process was considerably more nuanced than just the introduction of warm water and molten lava.
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Since coming ashore, Harvey has virtually stalled along the Texas coast, picking up warm water from the Gulf of Mexico and dumping torrential rain from San Antonio to Louisiana.
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"I've seen pupfish in a sixteenth of an inch of warm water, lying on their sides eating algae," said Len Warren, the river's project manager at the Nature Conservancy.
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Over time, this warm water cuts away more and more ice, working its way up into the hidden crevasse until it cuts a huge chunk of the sheet free.
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They were also advised to wipe down phones, handbags and other electronic items with baby wipes and wash items such as jewelry and spectacles with warm water and detergent.
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"This warm water is at the surface as it comes up [from the south] and then it drops under the ice as it goes into the Arctic Ocean," says Wagner.
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Warming global temperatures can cause sea levels to rise in a few different ways: warm water expands, and thawing land ice trickles into the ocean, causing water levels to rise.
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Like a good student of the cleansing, I drank a mug of warm water and cracked open The Springs Black Magic juice with granny smith apple, ginger, and activated charcoal.
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"Spend about 10 minutes in warm water to help soften the outer layer of skin, making it easier to remove hair and decreasing the risk of razor burn," she says.
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Overnight it's really blossomed into a Category 23, and the primary reasons are that it was moving into very warm water, which is somewhat unusual for this late in October.
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If you're interested in cooking some of your food in a warm water bath, Anova's heating wand is a good option that should fit on the pots you already own.
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After rinsing my face with a bit of warm water to exorcise the dead skin (ew, I know), I applied a coat of serum and moisturizer before heading to bed.
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Maui The islands of Hawaii have long been a destination for warm water, pink-sky sunsets, and palm-lined vistas, all with the convenience of leaving the passport at home.
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North African countries on the Mediterranean's southern coast can potentially gain Russia, a traditional land power, access to additional warm water ports — something Russian leaders coveted since Peter the Great.
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Hurricanes are moving more slowly and dropping more rainHurricanes use warm water as fuel, so once a hurricane moves over colder water or dry land, it usually weakens and dissipates.
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There's not a lot of published research on the topic, but one recent study found that individuals who regularly took cold showers reported fewer sick days than warm-water bathers.
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What soap and warm water do Under the microscope, coronaviruses appear to be covered with pointy spires, giving them the appearance of having a crown or "corona" -- hence the name.
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Corals turn white as a stress response to warm water temperatures by expelling the algae that grows inside them, which is their main energy source and gives them their color.
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The shrimping fleet grew steadily, except for a few years beginning in 1953 when the species disappeared; scientists pointed to a pulse of warm water in the Gulf of Maine.
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When I finally got inside, those twisty slides were closed for the season but there was still a wave pool and rivers of warm water and tiers of hot springs.
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Because the bacteria often live in warm water, people usually come down with it after being exposed to faucets, showers, bath tubs, and fountains where the germs may have been.
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CreditCreditBen C. Solomon/The New York Times COM, East Timor — On a rainy spring morning, Fizzy Moslim strapped on her weathered-chrome diving tank and slipped into the warm water.
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Almost every expert reached by Business Insider and the CDC recommends that people wash their hands with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds after leaving public transit.
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Secondly, you can use this melter in solid form or mix it with warm water (2.5 pounds of pellets per gallon of water) to create a sprayable defense against ice.
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This process, called "hardening" or "conditioning," helps because warm water molecules move up the stems more quickly, while a cool environment minimizes water loss through the flowers' petals and leaves.
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TVO has also built an additional safety mechanism - a canal - which it can use under certain conditions to release used warm water at the other side of the Olkiluoto island.
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As Nancy Bock of the American Cleaning Institute told Consumer Reports, you should clean your stainless-steel appliances using a microfiber towel dipped in warm water and mild dish detergent.
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When conditions are right, chemical reactions with warm water cement volcanic ash into resilient rock, and the scientists speculate that similar reactions may have occurred on Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai.
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"The warm water increases bacteria and uses up chlorine quicker," says Michele Hlavsa, an epidemiologist and head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Healthy Swimming and Cryptosporidiosis program.
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Our water supplies are also likely to become contaminated as heavy rainfall brings more chemicals and waste into increasingly warm water, creating a petri dish for salmonella and E. coli.
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Research shows that a warm water bottle against your feet and/or hands as you lay in bed makes a measurable difference in the speed at which you fall asleep.
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Place warm water, yeast and sugar in the bowl of a heavy-duty stand mixer fitted with dough hook; let stand until yeast and sugar are completely dissolved, about 5 minutes.
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Wait until after a warm bath or shower to shave, since the warm water preps the skin and hair for an easier shave, and rinse with cool water and pat dry.
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It's not sensory deprivation, exactly—I can still feel the warm water lapping against my skin, and I can sense the walls of the pod when I float too near them.
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An organization called the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations is bracing for a future where climate change ensures that there's plenty of that key ingredient for toxic blooms: warm water.
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On Sunday, after the boys have been tucked in bed, Margaret does the dishes, the warm water an antidote to the drafty window over the sink, to the cold tile floors.
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"The problem is, 2017 is tracking right at the second warmest year on record," even without the El Niño climate pattern causing a buildup of warm water across the tropical Pacific.
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It sits exposed inside an upholstered frame so that when you climb in and lie down on top of it, your body is enveloped by the bladder filled with warm water.
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There is a return flow of warm water east to South America on the equatorial counter currents and in a deep current below the surface of the ocean, closing the loop.
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If you want to give it a go, swirl two teaspoons of organic apple cider vinegar and a teaspoon of organic honey into a cup of warm water once a day.
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To control for the damage caused to reefs by global warming, Harvell says the surveys were carried out at a time of year when the corals weren't bleached by warm water.
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" The father of five specifically remembers giving Sylvie a bath as soon as she got home and she "freaked out" at first because "she'd never had a bath in warm water.
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O'Neill Thermo-X is a versatile piece that many swimmers and warm-water surfers love, and cold-water surfers can use it to insulate wetsuits that are too thin or leaking.
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It was just stone-ground flour—we grew a lot of those grains—and he was using a sourdough starter for his yeast source, some sea salt, and some warm water.
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Beginning in 2013, something known as "The Blob" — a gigantic mass of nutrient poor, extremely warm water — warmed the Pacific from Mexico to Alaska, as much as six degrees above normal.
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The Brondell Swash 1400 Bidet has good water pressure and uses warm water to cleanThough cold water can feel refreshing, many people might prefer bidets with warm, but not hot, water.
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Warm water is "basically the battery for, the fuel, that hurricanes feed off of," said Jennifer Francis, a professor of atmospheric sciences at Rutgers University's department of marine and coastal sciences.
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The bacteria can grow in warm water and can be found in shower heads and faucets, hot tubs, cooling towers, hot water tanks, decorative fountains or plumbing systems in large buildings.
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The disease is most common in the summer because the bacteria thrives in warm water, said Dr. Waleed Javaid, the director of infection prevention and control at Mount Sinai Downtown Network.
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Precarious and precious, life here is lovely, tropical and calm, but also akin to living in a bathtub with warm water pouring in and no drain to let it out. Ever.
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Lastly, take other CDC-approved measures like washing your hands with soapy warm water for at least 20 seconds, staying home when you're sick, and avoiding close contact with sick people.
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Drinkwater suggested this was due to the continuing instability of the ice shelf, with greater levels of warm water under the glacier causing even greater disruption at the base of it.
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This warm water met incoming arctic air, the coldest it had been for that time of the year since 1986, and the mixture caused an extreme amount of snow to fall.
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Scientists in Antarctica have recorded, for the first time, unusually warm water beneath a glacier the size of Florida that is already melting and contributing to a rise in sea levels.
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The problem is that the gills' surface area does not grow at the same pace as the rest of the fish's body — and warm water contains less oxygen than cooler water.
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The thing I need most in this world is a long, hot shower, but what I get instead is a trickle of warm water followed by a blast of Icelandic cold.
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Life here, our correspondent writes, is lovely, tropical and calm, but also akin to living in a bathtub with warm water pouring in and no drain to let it out. Ever.
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WOMAN COMPLAINING OF &aposELECTRIC SHOCK&apos IN HER LEGS HAD TAPEWORM IN SPINE Legionnaires' disease is a type of pneumonia that is caused by the bacteria Legionella, which grows in warm water.
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Slipping into the fluorescent green, bath-warm water, I was quickly engulfed by an overwhelming number of ominous pulsating orange blobs, which ranged in size from bowling balls to Ping-Pong balls.
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It concluded that the combination of sea and mountain-valley breezes converging over the warm water of Lake Maracaibo lead to the development of nocturnal thunderstorms on average 297 days per year.
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The current is called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) and it's like a conveyer belt that brings warm water from the tropics to the the cooler reaches of the North Atlantic.
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During this time, you'd bleed and get your period like usual, and keep your ring in a case (after you wash it with mild soap and warm water) that comes with it.
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These warm water channels are eating away at the ice from below the surface, thinning the floating ice shelf and making it easier for the inland glacier to slide into the sea.
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Since then, the 31-year-old has gone diving in in warm water, cold water, and under ice in places familiar to any diving enthusiast, like Mexico, Panama, and the Red Sea.
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Once I figured out how to squeeze enough blood from my finger, with the help of warm water, gentle massaging and gravity, I started taking readings at random points in the day.
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There is a return flow of warm water eastwards across the Pacific on countercurrents to the north and south of the equator and also on an equatorial undercurrent deeper in the ocean.
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Jackalone said that the Interior Department decision also failed to address the impact of the closing of ageing Florida power plants whose warm water outflows manatees depend on during cold winter months.
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As the data accumulate, oceanographers can use it to track patterns of warm water to predict the effects of climate change in the Antarctic, such as sea level rise from melting glaciers.
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The event sees warm water, collected over several years in the western tropical Pacific, slosh back eastwards, adding to global temperatures, after the weakening, or reversal, of winds that blew it there.
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Simply douse two halves of a ripped fabric in the stuff, hold them together under warm water for about 60 seconds, and the fabric closes the gaps and clings together once more.
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When they wore the suit filled with warm water, they began to sweat a little earlier and more heavily than they had before, showing that their bodies could generally dissipate heat better.
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The disease is more common in the summer, because the bacteria thrive in warm water, which can be found in cooling towers, hot water tanks and condensers in large air-conditioning units.
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The CDC recommends washing your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and warm water, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
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As in: Don't eat anything or touch your little face without first washing your hands with warm water and soap, and drying them all the way off with a clean paper towel.
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Using flour from Sonora, a Northern Mexican region where wheat has been cultivated for more than 400 years, she made a pliable dough with melted lard, warm water, salt and baking powder.
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The main reason: The waters in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico are warmest during the late summer months, and "warm water is what hurricanes feed off of," Mr. Homenuk said.
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One study taught volunteers to view doing the dishes as a chance to practice mindfulness by focusing on the present and the sensation of the suds, the warm water, and so forth.
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"Hundreds of thousands of adult salmon died last summer because of warm water in the Columbia and Snake reservoirs," said Todd True an attorney for the plaintiffs from the advocacy group Earthjustice.
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Despite their extreme nature, for those who can afford it, Madison's audacious trips offer far more excitement than sightseeing in Paris or dipping your toes into the warm water of the Caribbean.
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As the fluid bubbled in his ears and he awaited the blasts of warm water, he talked with Juan, as he called the doctor, of things big and small—big being Mrs.
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Generally, Farber recommends washing your hands thoroughly with warm water and soap for at least 20 seconds before and after handling lettuce and then washing lettuce thoroughly under fresh, cool running water.
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Swipe a thin layer of vinegar quickly over the face using a cotton pad — which allows for more control when applying — then rinse it off with warm water and smooth on moisturizer afterward.
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But I've started to shift our customers to carp and warm-water fishes that will survive climate change, if it were to land heavy on us in the next 10 to 15 years.
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If you hurry home after a long day at work just so you can plop a fizzy bath bomb into a tub of warm water, then you are probably well-acquainted with Lush.
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Once, I read something online that said betta fish thrive in warm water, so I moved the little tank to be in front of a mini-heater to warm the water up more.
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Benjamin recommends investing in an oil, like jojoba or coconut, and smoothing it onto the skin, allowing it to melt, before activating it with warm water and wiping off with a (clean!) towel.
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The storm, dubbed a "zombie" by many news outlets because of its strange ability to survive on patches of warm water for an extended period of time, made landfall in Portugal on Saturday.
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"Typically such strandings of these species in large numbers are due to warm water intrusions," according to Linsey Sala, from the Pelagic Invertebrates Collection at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego.
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"If hands are washed for the recommended 20 seconds with warm water and soap brought to a lather, this is the most effective way to remove germs from hands," Dr. Stork tells PEOPLE.
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The "blob," a mysterious mass of warm water that stretched hundreds of miles across the Pacific for six years, may have caused fewer humpback whales to be born, according to a new study.
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At the same time, warm water around the maritime continent causes tremendous evaporation and a column of warm moist air to rise high into the atmosphere, which then flows east across the Pacific.
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"The Blob", a mass of extremely warm water that was primarily concentrated in the Bering Sea, but changed sea temperatures along most of the West Coast, "could not be explained without" climate change.
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It's the practice of massaging a heat-activated gel face wash on dry skin (water messes with the chemical reaction), letting it sit for 30 seconds, then washing it off with warm water.
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First, you remove the dustbin attachment, fill the water tank with warm water, make sure the mop cloth is attached (the system comes with two clothes), insert the mopping attachment, and press start.
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Her clip-on bidet attachment, Tushy, is designed to lure wellness-minded millennials, with its sleek iPhone-inspired looks and $69 price tag (the Tushy Spa, with a warm-water function, costs $84).
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Quickly scanning the ingredient list, I was surprised: No sugar or MSG was included, but curiously, a tablespoon of warm water was, along with the option to add a little bit of honey.
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"The hurricane will feed off this warm water and get stronger, and then the winds will push all of the water, building the water levels even higher and pushing them onshore," Miller says.
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Dietitian Jessica Cording, who's writing her book The Little Book Of Game-Changers: 50 Healthy Habits For Managing Stress & Anxiety, recommends taking magnesium citrate powder mixed with warm water before bed if you're constipated.
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As rocks are exposed to warm water, they undergo a process known as "serpentinization," in which certain minerals rich in iron react with the the ocean and new minerals are produced, forming mineral precipitates.
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The CDC also recommends washing hands with soap and warm water before and after handling food, and washing cutting boards, dishes, utensils, and countertops with soap and hot water before and after food prep.
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To really maximize these complexion boosters, he recommends cleansing with warm water (to maximize the products' absorption), applying a serum to a slightly damp face, and following with a moisturizer a few minutes later.
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The findings don't bode well for the future: climate change is expected to make those westerly winds that carry warm water from the deep ocean even stronger, and bring them closer to Antarctica itself.
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It's rare for a storm traveling north to stay as strong as Ophelia did: Ocean waters usually get colder as you move up the map, and warm water is what fuels a hurricane's strength.
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An El Niño event, featuring unusually warm water in the tropical Pacific Ocean along with an increase in shower and thunderstorm activity near the equator, is helping to add additional heat to the atmosphere.
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If the blister accidentally pops on its own, Dr. Frieling says to wash the area with warm water and gentle soap — no alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or iodine — before applying ointment and a Band-Aid.
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The temperature in Waco, Texas was approaching 83 degrees last Thursday when Mia Mattioli arrived in search of Naegleria fowleri, a brain-eating, warm-water-loving amoeba that kills almost every person it infects.
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Coral bleaching can occur when too-warm water temperatures cause them to expel their zooxanthellae—tiny photosynthetic algae that symbiotically inhabit coral tissue, and supply it with up to 90 percent of its energy.
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The 3.73,300 kilometer long coral reef -- a UNESCO World Heritage Site -- has been extensively damaged by a process known as coral bleaching in which warm water stresses the organism and causes it to die.
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To clean out your bottle properly — that means all the gunk hiding in the nooks and crannies, not to mention odor buildup — fill it with warm water and drop in one Bottle Bright tablet.
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Predicting where the storm could make landfall has been challenging for forecasters because of a cocktail of weather conditions in the Caribbean, including warm water and an area of high pressure in the atmosphere.
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It is close to sunset, and low tide, and they stand in the warm water and watch a little band of village children drag-fishing in the shallows with a length of tattered cloth.
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For instance, the public information officer for Brunswick County, North Carolina, posted tips about preventing the spread of illness, which included CDC-recommended measures like frequently washing your hands with soap and warm water.
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Unusually warm water, an anomaly similar to one that resulted in a record-setting harmful algal bloom that extended from central California to the Alaska Peninsula in 2015, is developing again in the Pacific.
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Rice paper wrappers are rigid when you buy them, but submerge them in a bowl of warm water, and they soften into a pliable sheet that you can wrap around any number of fillings.
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In this little-seen world, swirling super-highway currents move warm water thousands of miles north and south from the tropics to cooler latitudes, while cold water pumps from the poles to warmer climes.
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The risk of developing a life-threatening infection is very low, but people with cuts or open wounds should take caution when going in brackish, warm water where bacteria like vibrio are more common.
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A "blob" of warm water in the Pacific Ocean could disrupt the marine ecosystem off the coast of California, similar to an event that occurred five years ago, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The restaurant also sets out a nifty caddy that holds circles of rice paper and warm water, in a miniature bathtub, for wetting the paper until it is soft enough to fashion into rolls.
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"The relatively high counts we have seen for the past three years underscore the importance of warm water habitat to manatees in Florida," said Gil McRae, head of the state's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.
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Such snow bands occur when cold air blows over the relatively warm water of a lake picking up moisture, and dumping it as snow in downwind areas (h/t to Mashable weather wizard Andrew Freedman).
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Its vivid blues, pinks and greens are a welcome sight given how many nearby corals died because of unusually warm water almost a decade ago—a blight that is becoming commonplace because of global warming.
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Now, this isn't something to really panic about in the North, because it's relatively common for kids to make this mistake and the fix is simple: pour warm water over the tongue until it unsticks.
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She blooms a few sheets of gelatin in warm water for the semifreddo, and then blanches a generous handful of spinach, shocks it in ice water quickly, and wrings out excess water with her hands.
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Our finned friends are digesting plastic at alarming rates, while overfishing is devastating fish populations and algae blooms caused by unusually warm water are displacing, poisoning, and starving the seafood species we love to eat.
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The saving grace at the end of the day was a bowl of warm water, soap and a face cloth, with which you could try to wash your entire body -- it required a good imagination.
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Space food has come a long way since Glenn's days; NASA soon developed a method to rehydrate food with warm water, allowing it to be eaten with a spoon, rather than directly from a tube.
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Health officials are recommending vigorous hand washing as the best way to avoid transmission, using soap and warm water and scrubbing the palms, backs of hands, and under the nails for at least 20 seconds.
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Fermented locust beans will plump up nicely with a soak in warm water, and will collaborate with crayfish and red palm kernel oil to make an umami-rich pot of efo riro, or stewed greens.
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Hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones are actually all the same thing — low-pressure circular storm systems with winds over 74 miles an hour, that form over warm water — but different terms are used around the world.
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When mixed with warm water and prescription medication in a pill bottle, DisposeRX creates a solid that can then be thrown out safely in the trash, without the risk of contaminating groundwater, its maker says.
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Sometimes, there is no better way to unwind after a stressful day than lighting a candle, pouring a glass of red wine, turning on Enya, and plopping a bath bomb into a tub of warm water.
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Although the deadly amoeba thrives in warm-water environments such as lakes and rivers, infections occur only when water is forced up the nose, allowing the organism to travel up the nasal passages to the brain.
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"Then in 2015, with the onset of El Niño, wind, cloud, and ocean circulation patterns all shifted significantly, resulting in more of that warm water surfacing," NOAA climatologist Gregory Johnson explained to Gizmodo in an email.
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One of these geoengineering schemes, recently put forward by Michael Wolovick and John Moore, proposes that an "artificial sill" of gravel and rocks be constructed at the base of Thwaites to protect it from warm water.
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I rubbed my clit and came, and then cleaned up properly (washed toys with warm water and antibacterial soap, and put sheets that may have been anointed with cannabis and butt gunk into the dirty laundry).
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Southern New England lobsters once were protected from the warm water temperatures in Long Island Sound by upwelling from the Labrador current that tucked in along the coast of eastern Connecticut, Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts.
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It goes a little something like this: You lie there naked — save for a bit of mesh covering your breasts and private parts — on heated marble, and are doused in warm water from head to toe.
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The more local swimming pools I visited, the more convinced I became that Icelanders' remarkable satisfaction is tied inextricably to the experience of escaping the fierce, freezing air and sinking into warm water among their countrymen.
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The foam adjusts to the temperature (firm in cold water, soft in warm water) so you can switch between tough scrubbing and light cleaning, and it won't scratch even delicate surfaces like glass, ceramic, and leather.
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This does not mean you should take Purell to your vibrators (and, in fact, don't do that); simply wash your toys in warm water with regular, unscented soap and dry them with a clean paper towel.
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One of the best ways to protect yourself from this or any virus is to stay at least six feet from people who are sick and to wash your hands well with warm water and soap.
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One of the best ways to protect yourself from this or any virus is to stay at least six feet from people who are sick and to wash your hands well, with warm water and soap.
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"Once we realized that the 2011 warm water event had such devastating consequences on the seagrass beds in Shark Bay, we wondered whether [animals] on top of the food chain might also be affected," Krützen said.
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These valleys, which are dips where parts of the ice sheet lie lower than sea level, allow warm water to reach further inland underneath it, causing indentations to form on the surface as ice melts below.
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"We've seen three bleaching events (in the reef) and each time it can be explained by where the warm water was," the report's author, ARC Center of Excellent for Coral Reef Studies Director Terry Hughes, told CNN.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association has observed that the unusually warm water forces mother sea lions to hunt further out for prey — leaving their pups (who are dependent on their milk) for longer periods of time.
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If your high-quality, non-porous sex toy has a battery component, or any other feature that can't be submerged in water or heated, then you can simply wash it with a gentle soap and warm water.
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Hurricane Harvey is whirling towards Texas with winds reaching 130 miles per hour — a Category 4 hurricane that was fueled by an unlucky pit stop over a deep patch of warm water in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The wallet is surprisingly tight when you first open it, but Trayvax recommends soaking the leather in warm water for about 10 minutes and then placing all of the cards you want to stuff in at once.
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Right now, a weak El Niño event, featuring unusually warm water in the tropical Pacific Ocean along with an increase in showers and thunderstorm activity near the equator, is helping to add additional heat to the atmosphere.
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The thing that you see in the middle the faucet—If you put your hand on the right side cold water would come out; if you put your hand on the left, warm water would come out.
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To be clear, Russia's most significant interest in Syria is not in warm water ports or military bases, but rather in using the tragic conflict to gain a seat as a great power at the international table.
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Data collected on the trip revealed a mechanism that let the strong winds blowing over the ocean increase turbulence deep in its waters, causing warm water at mid-depths to mix with cold, dense water found deeper.
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To provide you with utmost comfort, it offers adjustable warm water wash settings, a built-in night light, heated seat, deodorizer, and warm air dryer, all of which you can control with an accompanying user-friendly remote.
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Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC), is a global circulation process that sends cold water to the surface and warm water to the depths of the sea around the globe, which helps regulate salt levels around the globe.
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A debate has raged over the merits of warm-water hand washing for a surprisingly long time, but a new study suggests that using cool water removes the same amount of bacteria as washing with hotter stuff.
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But it was a two-person task to administer her critical-care rabbit food, a powdered blend of timothy grass and soybean hulls to be mixed with warm water and syringed thrice daily past Judy's unfriendly teeth.
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They also need to be wiped of any dirt or grime first, and rinsed with warm water and air-dried after if they're going to come into contact with food or mouths like baby bottles or toys.
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DRIED MUSHROOMS (PREFERABLY PORCINI) Soak dried mushrooms, porcini or morels in warm water, pat them dry, and you have a straight path to an elegant sauce for pasta, or a glorious addition to a braise or stew.
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They'll challenge one another over the extent to which the warm water of the Gulf of Mexico — waters that were as high as 7.2 degrees Fahrenheit above average as the hurricane gained strength — may have supercharged it.
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The American Cancer Society, which recommends this for cancer patients experiencing mouth or throat pain, suggests mixing a quarter-teaspoon of baking soda and an eighth of a teaspoon of salt into 1 cup of warm water.
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Sunday Ekesi, interim director of research and partnership at ICIPE, said the organization is also developing a treatment that involves immersing mangoes in warm water for 45 minutes to kill any fruit flies on the fruit surface.
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I also think that blue jeans from 2010 with the thighs faded out are the best clothes, milk mixed with warm water is the best liquid, and white rice with a side of bread is the best meal.
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You've got this ample warm water, you've got not a lot of wind shear overnight when the storm really intensified, so you can have a very efficient engine where all this water vapor is being converted to energy.
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Make the buns: In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a dough hook, combine 2 cups|500 ml milk, the butter, yeast, sesame oil, salt, sugar, and 21 eggs with 24 cup|21 ml warm water.
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Experts have said the rains have been driven by a strong El Niño, when unusually warm water sits in the Pacific Ocean near the Equator, shifting weather patterns across much of Asia and other regions around the Pacific.
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"At the end of the day, deep warm water, what we call ocean heat content, that's really the fuel supply for these storms," said J. Marshall Shepherd, director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia.
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For Russia, Syria was the last remaining strategic ally in the region and the location of Moscow's only warm-water port — to allow Assad to fall would be a strategic blow to Russian foreign policy in the region.
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In the warm water of Almería, Spain, London-born Sofia Papastergiadis is repeatedly stung—first by the coast's infamous jellyfish, then by the overripe maternal bond that the novel's title implies—as she tends to her paralyzed mother.
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"At the end of the day, deep warm water, what we call ocean heat content, that's really the fuel supply for these storms," said J. Marshall Shepherd, director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia.
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Pinnegar — who presented his research Monday at the British Ecological Society conference — said UK waters are warming due to climate change and cold water fish such as cod are gradually being replaced by warm water species such as squid.
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The independent artist shared a playlist with fans on Monday afternoon—filled with Bon Iver, Solange, Kirk Franklin and more— and urged everyone to hit play and just submerge themselves in a tub of warm water for a bit.
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Think about it: If you wash a cucumber before you use it to make a salad that you're going to eat, you should wash it with anti-bacterial soap and warm water before inserting it into your other orifices.
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Named after the Christ-child, it sees warm water, collected over several years in the western tropical Pacific, slosh back eastwards when winds that normally blow westwards weaken, or sometimes go into reverse, roughly every two to seven years.
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After rubbing them together with warm water and soap I was able to easily remove most of the product but had to pick and scrape the color from the areas around my nails I accidentally touched with top coat.
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Of course, there's a but: You're supposed to wash the pad with soap and warm water after each use for up to a week, then toss it in the washing machine (it can be washed up to 200 times).
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"It is most likely that the very warm water in the Gulf ... is likely contributing to the intensity and the intensification that we have seen," said Jim Kossin, an atmospheric scientist with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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And since you may well have been exposed anyhow, remove any coronavirus already around your nose and throat: Wash your hands and face well with soap and warm water, including -- on a finger -- a quarter-inch into each nostril.
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Why it matters: The changes have manifested in the unusual appearance of warm-water fish off the New England coast, the warming of the Great Lakes, and higher ocean temperatures, which influence coastal weather and push snowfall farther inland.
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One of the best ways to protect yourself from this virus, like any virus, is to practice good hand washing with soap and warm water, and keep at least six feet away from anyone who&aposs sick or coughing.
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Wetsuits, particularly those thin enough to be used for surfing and open-water swimming, have to be tight enough to keep a thin layer of warm water in and provide a streamlined profile—but they also show body shapes.
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"It is most likely that the very warm water in the Gulf ... is likely contributing to the intensity and the intensification that we have seen," said Jim Kossin, an atmospheric scientist with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Patients who want to get rid of excess prescription drugs—including powders, pills, tablets, capsules, liquids or patches, according to the manufacturer—can put them in a pill bottle, add warm water, and the contents of a DisposeRx packet.
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Story at a glance Researchers for the first time have discovered unusually warm water underneath Antarctica's so-called "doomsday glacier," which could speed up the melting of the Florida-sized chunk of ice and impact sea-level rise around the world.
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Unless something is very special (read: cost way too much money to possibly get thrown around in my building's basement washer and dryer), basically everything finds itself in the same cycle: medium load, warm water, extra-fast spin, air dry. Swimsuits?
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There is not a ton of research regarding the risks of water birth, but midwives and many Ob/Gyns believe that birthing in a pool of warm water may help mothers feel more relaxed, which may in turn reduce complications.
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When ENSO shifts in the warm-water-off-Peru direction known as its positive phase—as it did, though not very strongly, this past winter—warmth stored in the waters of the Pacific flows into the atmosphere, warming the whole globe.
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Combining observational data from Argo floats and satellites with global circulation models, a team led by the University of Washington and MIT showed that as the surface of the Southern Ocean heats up, warm water is blown northward by currents.
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Drop it in warm water — in a bathtub, ideally — and it'll fizz as it dissolves, unleashing a cloud of color and shimmer and imbuing in you a kind of childlike mirth you haven't felt since you were an actual child.
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All you need to get started are some plastic lolly molds and wooden lolly sticks, a piece of card (from an old cereal box) or piece of foil, a blender, and a sink or bowl filled with warm water. 2.
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We laughed a lot, going over the details, joking about it all — like, for example, how Kyle had spent almost two hours filling up a huge birthing tub with warm water and I had never even stepped one toe into it.
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But the science is this: Hurricanes thrive over warm water and strengthen in intensity; oceans have warmed on an average 24 to 25 degrees Fahrenheit over the past century, and sea levels have risen about 290 inches during that time.
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Then, after a rinse of warm water from a wide bowl, there's the loofah-ing section: With just-south-of-painful strokes, the therapist sloughs dead skin off your legs, back, even armpits in gross yet weirdly satisfying grayish rolls.
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She heats the pouch (by running it under warm water) and once the sheet is on her face, glides over it with chilled Cryro-Sticks ($114) from Biologique Recherche — the combination of hot and cold increases absorption and brings down inflammation.
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The new owners installed an old corrugated container machine, known as an O.C.C., a towering vat of swirling warm water, where large bales of used cardboard boxes are dumped and then ground into the stock that makes the new brown paper.
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If this blob of warm water doesn't dissipate this winter, its effects could be devastating, not only to the whale hunters and the families in Savoonga who eat the bounty from their hunts, but also to the Alaskan way of life.
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The survey revealed an underwater current more than a mile wide where warm water from the Atlantic Ocean is able to flow directly towards the glacier, bringing large amounts of heat into contact with the ice and accelerating the glacier's melting.
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"There's an old adage about a frog -- if you throw it in boiling water it jumps out but if you put it in warm water and turn on the heat it will swim around until it gets cooked," said Rep.
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Now, we have very warm water in the Gulf of Mexico and all around the coast of Florida, it's going to warm the air above it and that warm air is going to clash with very cold air coming from the north.
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The utility had to curb output at some reactors last year during a prolonged heatwave, as environmental regulations limit the volume of cooling water its nuclear reactors can pump out of rivers and how much warm water they can release during hot weather.
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I initially thought it would make sense to make a salt slurry with warm water and then cool it, so the salt actually dissolves, but I imagine that kills the Himalayan salt effect, which I am also fairly certain does not exist.
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What was once a straightforward R&B cut has now been transformed to fulfil its true destiny: it has become a 17-minute-long aural expression of the feeling of floating on top of warm water, which occasionally laps at your body.
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What they are sure of, though, is that—even after El Niño broke things up—the residual heat of the Blob was so intense that pockets of warm water still remain as deep as 300 meters below the surface to this day.
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I finally dragged myself out of bed long enough to fix a bowl of blueberries and a mug of warm water with lemon (as highlighted in 2014 and 2017's Goop detox) before retreating back to the warm embrace of my blankets.
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In another memory, of the first time Jackson showed him how to masturbate — at the age of 11 — he describes how his pre-pubescent penis became so inflamed from use that he had to dip it in warm water to soothe the pain.
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Why it's happening: "Unlike most recent observations, we think that the channel under Dotson is eroded by warm water, about 1°C, as it circulates under the shelf, stirred clockwise and upward by Earth's rotation," said Noel Gourmelen from the University of Edinburgh.
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The El Niño, a system of unusually warm water in the Pacific, significantly alters weather patterns over the fall and winter when it hits land, causing drier conditions in Central America and wetter conditions in North America and parts of South America.
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Beneath the disingenuous talk about the self-determination and cultural identity of Crimeans, Putin's message was clear: A Ukraine that does not bend to Russia cannot be trusted with the territory of Sevastopol naval base, at the time Russia's only warm water port.
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In his 20s, while working at an ad agency, he had a revelation one night as he cleaned his Nike high-tops with a homemade concoction of warm water and mild dishwashing soap: Why wasn't there a sneaker-specific cleaner on the market?
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What worries federal wildlife officials, state biologists and a growing number of devoted anglers across the mountain West, is that, for the past 15 years, some of America's finest fishing rivers keep breaking records for early snowmelts, too-warm water and low flows.
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If you plan to head offshore, or even just into a deep channel, Rio's Leviathan intermediate line with a fast-sinking head will get you down to depth in warm water and withstand the sun without turning into a soggy mess of spaghetti.
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Warm seas around the reef killed some two-thirds of a 700 kilometer (496.4 miles) stretch of coral last year after warm water caused the coral to expel living algae, triggering it to calcify and turn white, a process known as bleaching.
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Trailed by nine kayakers, five fishing cruisers, three skiffs, two Jet Skis and a police boat, they braved unusually warm water, with the temperature in the mid-80s; managed a tricky current at the Battery; and dodged sailboats, cruise ships and occasional driftwood.
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It features four different wash modes with various water temperatures and pressure intensities, a glowing blue LED nightlight to light your way at night, a hybrid heating system that provides unlimited warm water, and a wireless remote to control all the features.
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If you're worried about germs on your phone and you don't think that the simple warm-water-and-a-microfiber-cloth trick will satisfy your urge to sanitize it, you may want to pick up a screen cleaner that's safe for your device.
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Barriers of sand and rock positioned at the base of glaciers would stop ice sheets sliding and collapsing, and prevent warm water from eroding the ice from beneath, according to research published this week in the Cryosphere journal, from the European Geosciences Union.
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Computer models show that warm water, plus low atmospheric wind shear and other favorable conditions may allow the storm to rapidly intensify during the next 48 hours, potentially bringing Typhoon Lan to Category 4 or 5 super typhoon status by the end of the week.
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"That's good news, but this is not over yet because we still are forecasting it to slow down and meander generally northward ... We think it could become hurricane force again," Knabb said, as the storm was likely to strengthen as it moved over warm water.
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Although the skin is no longer as elastic due to the scarring, the 24-year-old Jacksonville, Florida native says she kept her skin moisturized by applying oils daily and sitting in the tub four times a day, as warm water helped with her pain.
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A microscopic nematode worm, Caenorhabditis elegans, which is much studied and well understood by biologists, can be frozen for years and yet, within minutes of thawing in a drop of warm water, begin to squirm, eat and reproduce as if no time had passed.
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Even if the most ambitious goal of the Paris agreement is met and the world's temperature doesn't rise by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius (a scenario that's highly unlikely), almost all warm-water coral reefs are projected to suffer widespread extinctions, the IPCC report concluded.
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In a recent analysis of climate events from last year, 2016, scientists determined three events — record-breaking global heat, a heat wave over Asia, and a "blob" of unusually warm water in the Northern Pacific — could not have occurred without human-induced climate change.
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The Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago has discharged millions of gallons of warm water into the city's iconic river without a permit, putting fish and other aquatic life there at risk, the Illinois attorney general contended in a lawsuit filed this week.
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The passage of time tends to dissolve the discord like running warm water over a bucket of dried plaster, but sometimes the conflict feels insurmountable and I start to think I can't possibly spend the rest of my life with someone who doesn't hear me.
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There are three main conditions that have to be present in order for a hurricane to grow and sustain itself: warm water, moisture in the mid-atmosphere, and the absence of vertical wind shear, which is when winds at different altitudes vary in speed.
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The adorable green-and-blue Turtle Jelly Bomb delivers the same signature gooey texture when it hits warm water, but it also has a blend of natural fragrances, including fresh pine and smoky sandalwood, that makes your whole bathroom smell like an eco-friendly, vegan spa.
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The City of Paris says that it comes down to remaining in control of public data, providing more reliable services and reducing the environmental impact — the data center is injecting warm water from the water cooling system into the heating system of residential buildings next door.
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If you'd rather go to hell than put Preparation H in your handbasket, Lebwohl recommends taking a sitz bath, which is a fancy way of saying "soak your ass in a bathtub filled with a few inches of warm water," two or three times a day.
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In addition to warm bodies of freshwater, the brain-eating amoeba can also be found in "hot springs; warm water from industrial plants; naturally hot drinking water sources; poorly maintained swimming pools or ones with minimal to no chlorination; water heaters; and soil." the agency says.
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I start day one of my sleep cleanse by throwing open my blackout curtains, getting a steaming eyeful of morning sunshine through my east-facing windows and treating myself to a cup of warm water with lemon juice and a liberal sprinkle of pink Himalayan sea salt.
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These warm water anomalies are likely due to both natural climate variability — including the lack of major storms in this region that would have stirred up cooler waters from below — while the shattering of global ocean temperature records indicates the effects of human-caused global warming.
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The most popular treatment, according to Debbie Alcorta, the spa operations manager for Viceroy Snowmass, is "Kick Off Your Boots" (30 minutes; $95 for the treatment, lunch and gratuity), which includes a foot bath in warm water, a lemongrass mimosa scrub, cuticle grooming and a hot stone massage.
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For example, don't wash raw chicken before cooking, because it can spread bacteria to other surfaces; don't reuse utensils or cutting boards used for raw food to prepare other types of food; and make sure to wash your hands with warm water and soap after handling raw meat.
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Look at him:"You take an animal that's acclimated to cold water and you put it in warm water like you have in Ryder's Cove [where he was released], and it can cause a lot of physiological stress," Owen Nichols, director of marine fisheries research at the Center, said.
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The condor's recovery has received some unexpected help from anomalous warm water off the west coast of North America that has led to the deaths of more marine mammals like whales, seals and sea lions than usual, Jim Harvey, director of the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, told Hakai Magazine.
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When Althea arrives, she'll turn the radio to their favorite local station and then as the cows enter, get them locked into their milking stations and start wiping their udders down with a mixture of warm water and dish soap that Clair had prepared in a big thermos.
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Pakistan's maritime affairs minister, Hasil Bizenjo, said the arrival of the Chinese in the region contrasted with the experience of the past two centuries, when Russia and Britain, and later the United States and the Soviet Union, vied for control of the warm water ports of the Persian Gulf.
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Because literally nobody asked, here's my morning skincare routine: I wash my face with warm water, use a witch hazel toner, then Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%, then a vitamin c product (I'm testing out several different ones, right now I'm using a Biossance sample), and then a moisturizer with SPF.
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Already, however, this El Niño is acting differently than the last big one in 1998, Stanford University climate scientist Daniel Swain tells the Los Angeles Times:With the zone of warm water in the ocean particularly large and persistent, the movement of warm air above it traveled farther north than expected.
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They are encouraging inmates and staff to wash their hands constantly, use soap or sanitizer, lather up for 15-20 seconds, rinse under warm water, turn off the water using your arm or towel, do not touch your face with your hands, and cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze.
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To use it, dissolve three scoops of the powder in a gallon of warm water and soak the garment for six to eight hours before rinsing well and either hanging or laying flat to dry; for more detailed hand-washing instructions, please refer to my guide on how to do laundry.
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Empty plastic bottle 3 percent hydrogen peroxide solution, available at nearly any drug or grocery store One packet of active yeast found in the baking section of the grocery store Liquid dish soap Warm water Food coloring (to make the reaction look pretty) Set up in a sink or go outdoors.
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Embrace this — the warm water, the pruned hands, the prismatic gleam of the bubbles and the steady passage from dish to dish to dish — and feel, however briefly, the breath of actual time, a reality that lies dormant and plausible under all the clutter we pile on top of it.
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Some cups sold in the US like the Diva Cup and Lunette do say to wash well with warm water and either soap or their special wash before reinserting (though who knows how many people follow those instructions), but others only say to rinse, which is what the researchers did.
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Bay scallops come into season tomorrow, and if the harvest from Long Island doesn't look promising on account of a warm-water die-off this summer, the baymen in Massachusetts seem hopeful, and their delicious little maritime gummy bears should show up in the cases of your fancier fishmongers sometime this week.
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Previously, the authorities had advised members of the public who had been near the Skripals on March 4, the day they collapsed unconscious on a bench in Salisbury, to wash their clothes, put unwashable items into sealed plastic bags, wash their eyeglasses in warm water and clean their phones with baby wipes.
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First of all, it wasn't until 240 that the CDC first revised its hand hygiene guidelines to recommend alcohol-based hand sanitizer as a possible alternative for both health care personnel and the average person looking to eliminate germs when soap and warm water are not available, or as a time-saving solution.
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Jenny Harries, deputy medical director at Public Health England, suggested members of the public who had visited the same restaurant and pub as Skripal and his daughter on March 4 should wash their clothes, clean phones and bags with baby wipes and wash items such as jewellery and spectacles with warm water and detergent.
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These are behaviors we should be doing daily, automatically, to protect ourselves from germs, colds and flu: Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands; cough and sneeze into elbows or tissues that you immediately throw away, and regularly wash, wash, wash those hands with warm water and lots of soapy bubbles.
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To remove any dullness or dirt that has accumulated on her son's necklace — a collection of several family heirlooms, including a diamond from his grandmother's engagement ring, all dangling from a 24-inch gold chain that he wears every day — she soaks it in a small dish of Palmolive dishwashing liquid and warm water.
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Whether you're more stressed than usual, a little under the weather, or just got caught in a torrential downpour on your walk home from work, a steamy bath is the best remedy — made only more soothing by lighting a few candles around the tub and plopping a fresh bath bomb into the warm water.
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The likely cause is the fact that the rest of the ingredients needed for rapid intensification were there — plenty of unusually warm water, moist air, and an upper level wind pattern over the northeast Gulf of Mexico that was particularly conducive to evacuating the air the storm vaulted upwards, like venting the exhaust from a giant engine.
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"Much of the renovation in the 1960s was done by Pat and Milton, and it's exactly these quirky hand-built expressions that I could not dare erase in its new incarnation as my studio," says Barnes, whose treatment of wool and felt includes round after round of warm-water baths, not unlike a mikvah for fibers.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) wrote in a blog post that a growing belt of warm water that stretches from Alaska to California "ranks as the second largest marine heatwave in terms of area in the northern Pacific Ocean in the last 40 years, after 'the Blob,' " referring to the 2014-15 heat wave.
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