Maybe they're washing out a little ways, then washing back ashore.
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Introducing: conditioner washing, better known as Co-washing, where one forsakes shampoo altogether.
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Taxing imported washing machines is a big deal for the washing machine industry and for people who happen to be in the market for a washing machine.
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The washing method depends on the type of diaper and washing machine you own.
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Washing your hands and washing your face regularly can help curb the spread, but when it's a choice between washing with water or drinking it, the latter comes first.
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He confessed that he had never done the washing up ("That's what washing machines are for").
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Each washing machine made a steady, whirring hum, like the sound of, well, a washing machine.
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"Wool, cashmere and blends can and should be washed via hand-washing or machine washing," they write.
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Ms. Ortiz's washing machine does not work, so she has been hand-washing clothes in a bucket.
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Experts do recommend washing your hands frequently — and washing your hands correctly — and avoiding touching your face.
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Prices for washing machines, for example, have risen in recent months amid new tariffs on washing machine imports.
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There is a hand-washing gender gapResearch has long-shown that hand-washing isn't a given for everyone.
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Already, we have buckets under every faucet to capture water from hand washing, teeth brushing and food washing.
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But here it is—a washing machine throwing contest, and even a world record distance for washing machine throws.
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Keep these five tips in mind before tossing your shoes in the washing machine: Remove the laces before washing.
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At home she multitasked: washing dishes, vacuuming and cleaning the bathrooms while waiting for the washing machine to finish.
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The academy also suggests washing hands before handling food and drinks, and washing fruits and vegetables that can't be peeled.
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One of our tests involves using washing fabric samples in laundry machines that simulate washing them multiple times at home.
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But cooking also includes shopping, washing/rinsing the vegetables, chopping them, cleaning up, washing dishes, wiping them, and putting them away.
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Jason Willett, our friend who's in Half Japanese, was playing a washing machine solo along with rhythms of the washing machine.
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And then the dustbusting break turns into a dish-washing break, and the dish-washing break turns into a Facebook break.
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If I don't have a washing machine, at what point should I be hand washing clothing in the sink or bathtub?
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In an effort to make hand-washing easier for San Franciscans, city leaders have placed hand-washing stations throughout the city.
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Washing your windows on a sunny day and using too much detergent in your washing machine are also common cleaning missteps.
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That's because, while washing your face is essential to keeping your skin happy, over-washing it can have the opposite effect.
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With a total ban on watering of gardens and washing of cars, the daily ration must cover bathing or showering, clothes washing, flushing toilets, brushing teeth, washing hair, cooking, as well as drinking water for people and their pets.
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Hand washing is also more effective than hand sanitizer, though hand sanitizer can be used when hand washing is not an option.
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In "On Foot Washing," a short piece that begins with a meditation on the nature of humility and service through the Christian tradition of foot-washing, he ends with a scene of his mother washing the wound on his stepfather's foot.
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"If you are washing your hands so much that they are raw or chafed, you are washing your hands too much," says Hills.
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Clothes are worn multiple times before washing; people try to keep their sheets clean longer by washing their feet before getting into bed.
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The washing machine, called Mi Smart Combo Wash Dryer, sports OLED smart buttons and supports voice controls for activating or halting a washing cycle.
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Drew Daniel: I think it was the first night that we started to play the washing machine along with loops of the washing machine.
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For people of all ages, hand washing is preferable to hand sanitizer, though sanitizer is a decent option if hand washing is not possible.
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Refreshed, he stepped through the reinforced doors of the acid washing room, with its rows of numbered beakers, pressure dial, hose, sink, and washing stations.
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She also noted that keeping the house clean, washing kids' hands, and washing your hands after touching kids' secretions or changing diapers is a must.
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Just like you should be washing our hands this way all the time, you should all be washing your sex toys thoroughly, all the time.
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OCD is stereotyped as the "hand washing" mental illness; that is, those with the condition engage in compulsive behaviors like washing their hands to avoid germs.
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The Avalon Bay EcoSpin is a hand crank mini washing machine that washes clothes with a spin cycle similar to that of a regular washing machine.
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Previously, the Missal said that only males should participate in the foot-washing ritual, which memorializes Jesus' washing of the disciples' feet at the Last Supper.
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There's no magic number, but washing your hands for at least 20 seconds has been shown to remove more microbes than washing for shorter periods does.
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To tell a human story featuring a washing machine is new because all other washing machine ads simply show you the product specification, function, design and efficiency.
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Washing MachineWe all remember that iconic Mad Men moment in which Betty Draper discovers the vibrating powers of her washing machine — and it was no Hollywood illusion.
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The next time Leah finds her, Jasper is washing her clothes in the creek, so Leah invites her home to use a real washing machine and dryer.
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It doesn't seem like too much to ask, in this age of smart everythings, that our washing machines know more about washing our clothes than us dumb humans.
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It is easily killed by hand-washing with soap and water, normal laundering of clothing and bedding, and washing food/water bowls and toys with soap and water.
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Only Emeril Lagasse even mentioned washing his hands before cooking, and all but three of the chefs are shown handling meat without washing their hands at least once.
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"I could hear the sliding door sliding back and forth and we've got washing hanging up and I could see the washing moving," Gin told the Associated Press.
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The appliance maker's revenue did miss, however, as did its full-year forecast despite higher washing machine prices resulting from recently imposed tariffs on foreign washing machine makers.
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When it did come time to wash my sweater, I threw it in a normal washing machine and it came out in comparable condition to before washing it.
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One study, done in Britain and published 12 years ago, showed that washing the very dirty clothes of hospital staff members at approximately 100 degrees Fahrenheit in a home washing machine was just as effective at killing one type of bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus) as washing it at a much higher temperature.
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There are plenty of crazy things at CES that will come to market, things like washing machines that contain secondary washing machines and brand-new boomboxes with cassette decks.
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In addition to not properly washing their hands, the USDA reported that "numerous" participants inexplicably didn't even bother to dry their hands after washing them, which is like...what?
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I actually hate washing my hands far more at home than in public; a public bathroom feels like an indisputably gross place, so washing my hands feels worth it?
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"If on Monday I am washing for 30 seconds before eating, but on Tuesday I am washing for 60 seconds, this is something to be concerned about," he said.
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Rather, they should follow safe food preparation practices including washing hands before and after touching raw chicken and washing utensils, cutting boards and counters where raw chicken was prepared.
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There's been a lot of big changes lately, in terms of money washing in with this tax reform, there's probably going to be more money washing into the system.
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" - Allie, 28 "Washing old peoples' wrinkly malleable scalps.
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" - Erin, 34 "Cut hand washing pair of scissors.
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I chose bundled spinach (which means extra time for washing, chopping and cutting) and put items like apples and tomatoes directly in my shopping cart (extra washing on those too).
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Nuuly does all the washing for you, and actually recommends not washing the items, so this was a nice little touch to include in the box, in case disaster struck.
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Soap, detergents and washing powders can irritate the skin and contribute to dryness because they remove oil from the skin (just as washing-up liquid removes grease from your dishes).
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Washing with soap has been shown to be better than washing with water alone because it loosens the germs' ability to grip to the hands, making them easier to rinse away.
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Before becoming head of the overall home appliances business, Jo ran LG's washing machine division and was part of the team that developed the first LG automatic washing machine in 1980.
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Check out the Turelar Portable Travel Washing Machine See Details A more heavy-duty portable washing solution comes in the form of the EcoSpin, and this one doesn't require a sink.
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High-Efficiency White Top Load Washing Machine, $22019 (originally $240) Depending on how long you've had your old washer, using this washing machine can involve a bit of a learning curve.
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For most of the artists involved, undoing the white-washing and cis-washing of the memorial doesn't mean simply inserting bodies of certain marginalized people into the same sterile mnemonic mold.
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Neil Diamond has updated his classic song "Sweet Caroline" for the age of social distancing, so you have something new to sing while washing your "hands ... washing hands" for 20 seconds.
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And while the C.D.C. recommends washing all produce with water, including heads of lettuce, it does not recommend washing other forms of bagged lettuce, which has already been washed before bagging.
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So, according to one line of reasoning, washing those greens at home is pointless: Anything that's already made it through triple-washing is also undoubtedly going to survive your mild kitchen-rinsing.
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If you absolutely must use a washing machine, "It is imperative to put the item in a mesh washing bag, on a delicate or woolen cycle, and using tepid water," they say.
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According to Hazan, if you have color-treated hair, you can get away with washing your hair every three or four days, but Hazan warns against skipping too many days between washing.
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For now, Cassell said people can best protect themselves from it and from other bacteria resistant to antibiotics by thoroughly washing their hands, washing fruits and vegetables thoroughly and preparing foods appropriately.
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And then it wasn't just like, "Oh, we only have enough money for either a tractor or a washing machine" — there also was this sort of environmental critique of the washing machine.
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"The credit card signer thing, we're not letting anybody sign that," said Mr. Coyle, 59, who is washing down the grocery baskets after each use and constantly washing the freezer door handles.
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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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Perfect for traveling or if you live in a building without a laundry room, the Turelar Portable Washing Machine is about to make the lack of a real washing machine a ton easier.
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For the Coloreria ad, a woman is shown putting a white Italian man in the washing machine and happy to see a black man come out of it after the washing was done.
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In the first three months of your stay, you are put in charge of all the dirty work: clearing tables, washing dishes, sweeping corridors, washing laundry, taking out the garbage, and cleaning toilets.
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For Valentia Esho, 45, an unemployed mother of seven in the township of Umazisakhe, it means letting her toilet fill up instead of flushing, never washing clothes and only washing plates that stink.
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For Valentia Esho, 45, an unemployed mother of seven in the township of Umazisakhe, it means letting her toilet fill up instead of flushing, never washing clothes and only washing plates that stink.
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And then it went and recalled 2.8 million washing machines.
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Up to 35% off select washing machines, ovens, and more
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Whether it was sweat or just washing your hands, whatever.
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The administration also put a tariff on imported washing machines.
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Trade restrictions have made lumber and washing machines more expensive.
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First it was the smartphones, now it's the washing machines.
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So we're plowing more land and washing more fertilizers downstream.
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He fetched his old refrigerator, washing machine and some bedding.
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Tsunamis can contaminate the water supply, washing sewage into pipes.
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He did odd jobs like washing dishes to get by.
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Not sure I envy the amount of washing up, though.
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A new $2 million washing line is in the works.
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Even washing dishes together becomes a sacred form of intimacy.
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FORGIVE a maker of washing machines a fondness for spin.
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It was like a bullet and tasted like washing powder.
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She keeps washing, waiting for him to come to her.
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His father found work washing dishes at a local restaurant.
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No point in washing my hair before my morning run.
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Sellers was washing dirt bikes, the tires thick with mud.
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You won't be chopping veggies or washing and peeling fruit.
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Nest connects to washing machines, pet feeders and baby monitors.
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The washing machine and dryer are in my building's basement.
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So far, it has uploaded 3,164 videos of washing machines.
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But, the washing away of those numbers felt very symbolic.
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It also has coal washing capacity of 120 million tonnes.
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And stains like that don't come off with one washing.
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In the corridors, washing is hung and children's bicycles parked.
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It's like sitting in a washing machine and spinning around.
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MANDY MOORE: Oh, how many ringer, gauntlets, and washing machines?
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Those goods ranged from foods to books to washing machines.
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Now the agency is washing its hands of the matter.
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" —Franco "I just go for it, think washing machine tongue.
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This helps prevent criminal check washing and other document alterations.
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Like she was washing the blood out of her underwear.
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The administration also introduced a tariff on imported washing machines.
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Making, washing and tossing apparel has a big environmental cost.
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Other residents saw Mr. Smith washing blood off his hands.
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No blue wave washing up on the White House doorstep.
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And most of it can go in the washing machine.
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You could imagine the same waves washing through the Marshalls.
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When washing small articles, cut detergent sheets into smaller pieces.
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Didn't know how to put a load of washing on.
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The fighters were washing clothes and swimming in the river.
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Washing flapped on the ornate ironwork balconies of crumbling mansions.
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His chief indulgences are watching television and washing his truck.
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Instead, anger was washing through me like a tidal force.
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Unfortunately, hand washing isn't happening as often as it should.
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And Whirlpool and other washing machine manufacturers have raised prices.
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A dry styling set when washing hair isn't an option
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But chances are you're washing your hair far too often.
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A hundred years ago, washing was typically a weekly experience.
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A decision on washing machine tariffs is due early February.
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Hand washing should be done for at least 20 seconds.
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"That washing process can really only increase risk," he said.
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My mom sent me the hand washing black light comparison.
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"I'm washing my hands constantly," the flight attendant told VICE.
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I don't want to do my washing in the sink.
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Somehow, the washing machine ended up near the kitchen counter.
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Richard Shelby (R) of Alabama insisted he was washing his.
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Microchipped clothes could tell washing machines how to treat them.
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Yes, by washing your hands and practicing safe social distancing.
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We're watching Netflix and washing our hands for goodness' sake!
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And the "shared washing-machine service" — isn't that a laundromat?
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Are we all washing our hands several times a day?
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Lately, his mother has been washing that shirt every morning.
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Labor — including cutting, sewing and washing — comes in at $20.89.
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Smarter Living: Washing clothes can be bad for the environment.
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For girls and women, it often starts with washing glasses.
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I would say, 'I hope you guys are washing this.
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Skin Deep Who knew hair-washing could be so … complicated?
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But now she is back to washing every other day.
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Samsung and LG both protested the tariffs on washing machines.
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It gives Sheila a rash and destroys her washing machine.
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A disturbing trend is washing over the United States, though.
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You wash your hands, but what about washing your phone?
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He began to develop annoying senior habits like washing daily.
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She rubs dirt between her hands, as if washing them.
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Price: $29.99 Again, washing dishes is even worse than cooking.
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Alternatively, washing my clothes forced me to alter my habits.
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"Our fridge, washing machine, sofa sets -- all ruined," he says.
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Washing windows when it's sunny can lead to streaky glass.
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Feel the glass with your fingertips before you start washing.
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Does your housemate need to start washing their hands more?
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The US government, too, recommends cold water washing whenever possible.
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For face washing, I stick to the Dermalogica Cleansing Gel.
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The washing machine starts spinning when the sun beats down.
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There's sort of a wave of earnestness washing over us.
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Some of this stuff is washing past me as well.
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The next step for Amazon is to automate the service entirely, so that appliances such as printers, vacuum cleaners and washing machines order new ink, bags and washing powder when they are running low.
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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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People can decrease their chances of getting norovirus by washing their hands often with soap and water, washing fruits and vegetables, and thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting food prep, cooking, and eating surfaces, says Maine's CDC.
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It also means that we are still taking short, sharp 90-second showers or millimeters deep baths, and harvesting the gray water, as well as that from washing machines and dish washing, to flush toilets.
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Instead of the traditional shampoo-and-conditioner routine, many experts say we should be co-washing more — short for conditioner-only washing — embracing a little grease and letting our hair's natural oils do their job.
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The bacteria probably spread in the traditional way: insufficient hand-washing.
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Jaliman also suggests using a mild cleanser when washing the face.
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What happens if you put a washing machine on the Internet?
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Washing machines have always felt like a sort of necessary evil.
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"Woz was out on the street washing his car," Fernandez recalls.
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Plus, washing too often wears your clothes out faster, she says.
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I'm going to regret not washing my face in the morning.
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"I actually loved it," Feldman says of his window-washing days.
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Repeatedly washing your hands can help protect you this flu season.
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Diners ate at long tables, washing the food down with lemonade.
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It also provides a handy washing area for pots and pans.
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Your fingertips can only do so much when washing your face.
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I don't know when Julie will get sick of washing brushes.
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Trump officials also recently announced new tariffs on imported washing machines.
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Suddenly, water showers down, soaking him and washing his words away.
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And then I got a job washing dishes at a restaurant.
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How would it impact my dad when he was washing dishes?
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For washing machines, where import competition was fiercer, prices were unchanged.
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The flooding is so bad that it's washing away entire bridges.
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When the washing machine broke, they couldn't afford to fix it.
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Washing clothes is boring; being outside in the sun is fun.
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A third decision on washing machines is due by October 19743th.
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So I had to be in charge of washing the pillows.
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It's important that our workout pieces can withstand lots of washing.
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They work above ground, washing and carrying heavy loads of rocks.
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Rows of washing, rather than pictures, hang along grimy white walls.
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Washing clothing, especially in hot water, is water- and energy-intensive.
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"Also, wear gloves for household chores like washing dishes and cleaning."
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A Ukrainian Samsung washing machine ad tells just that bizarre story.
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In #Serbia, illiberal "pink washing" wins headlines and praise across Europe.
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Currently making my way through about 40 loads of washing 😩 . . .
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Men did the washing and drying at Ellis Island, McInnes says.
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Washing the Car We Think Yes, Bethenny, this is very impressive.
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Others are little more than a shoddy attempt at pink washing.
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You can even put most of it in the washing machine.
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You're not washing your greens as soon as you get home.
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Depression and interwar austerity, but with washing machines and other suburban
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Washing raw turkey is not recommended because it can spread germs.
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He had seen her washing dishes in a camp mess hall.
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With a washing machine already installed, what more do you need?
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They took turns washing the plastic cups and plates they used.
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Makeup towels that make washing their face less of a chore
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The doctors feared infection, washing and cleaning out the wounds extensively.
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Needs to be about the music, not the shopping and washing.
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Can you give me any vital stats on the washing machine?
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" - Horlivka, Ukraine "In the dream, I was washing this severed head.
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He now works for the company, pressure-washing and painting trailers.
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In January, the president announced new tariffs on imported washing machines.
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Sort of like washing your hands after you take a dump.
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Both hand washing and cooking food can help kill the bacteria.
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There, inside a fake washing machine, a Mike Piscitelli photograph hangs.
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So, you know, keep washing your hands, but don't freak out.
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You should be washing your produce anyway, so keep doing that.
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Taking a shower and washing clothes are both more water-intensive.
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Washing machines make up a small slice of Home Depot's business.
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Is there anything I can do besides washing in the shower?
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The virus isn't airborne; so keep on washing when you can.
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What's more important are tracing social contacts and hand-washing behavior.
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The ritual involves washing their scrubs and wiping down their electronics.
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It included some valuable advice, like the importance of hand-washing.
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The use of sanitizer or hand-washing on entry is mandatory.
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"We are not washing our hands over command responsibility", he said.
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Could the basic act of hand-washing itself be a meme?
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Hand-washing as a social responsibility is a fairly new concept.
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And when did people start to talk about hand-washing specifically?
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She encouraged people to take common sense precautions like hand washing.
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And a reporter who went a week without washing her hair.
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If this behavior happens near water it also looks like washing.
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Most of K Street, he told me, was ''a washing machine.
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You can use the covers three to four times before washing.
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Repeat buyers comment that the sheets get even softer after washing.
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THE ADMINISTRATION RAISING TARIFFS ON SOLAR PANELS AND ON WASHING MACHINES.
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A third, the control group, followed its usual hand-washing routines.
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Some washing machine makers are also suffering from that industry's tariff.
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Washing our hands and logging enough sleep are a good start.
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Start washing your hands before eating and after riding public transit.
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You could spend a happy day just standing there washing dishes.
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Families cook on homemade stoves built out of old washing machines.
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Simple things like hand-washing disposing of your used tissues, right?
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Between concrete sinks used for washing clothes, bicycles leaned against walls.
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It was good only for washing and cleaning dishes, he said.
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LG: Up to 50% off washing machines, dishwashers, and kitchen packages
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Hair forecast: like you stuck your head in the washing machine.
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Unlike solar panels and washing machines, this has much broader implications.
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I didn't want to keep washing dishes and doing housework forever.
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Washing bowls, lunch pails and bars of soap were strewn about.
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Washing should be limited to twice a day, Dr. Zaenglein suggested.
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So he recommends doing yourself a favor and washing your sheets.
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After washing them, I use fabric softener, and it doesn't help.
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Not that I think about all this when I'm washing dishes.
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" Chivers voiced the group's opinion that the sponsorship is "green-washing.
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I ended up washing them — you can put them in a regular washing machine inside-out — just because I felt weird not doing so rather than because of any, um, noticeable side-effects of their usage.
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"Using hand sanitizer is a quick way to disinfect your hands in between soap-and-water washes, but washing your hands does have greater efficacy in washing away droplets and viral contaminants," Dr. Cioe-Pena said.
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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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Deep cleaning an exercise mat can be done in the washing machine, though if you have a top-loader with a center agitator, machine washing isn't recommended, as the agitator's fins can leave nicks in the material.
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The teacher led the kids in frequent hand washing throughout the day at classroom sinks, while singing a prolonged "hand washing song" to ensure they did more than a cursory pass under the faucet with water only.
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This means the washing machine was malfunctioning around the relevant time frame.
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But it's true: kill germs by cooking chicken thoroughly, not washing it.
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She said washing contaminated lettuce won't ensure that harmful germs are killed.
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He's making more money delivering water than he ever was washing cars.
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I finish up washing my face and head to bed around 11.
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For example, different people washing and drying your hair should receive $5.
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Would we be able to forgive him for never washing his face?
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He was always washing his hands, I know I always say that.
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In fact, this may be the longest I've ever gone without washing.
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In January 2018, Trump imposed a 20% tariff on imported washing machines.
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Some people have gone two or three years without washing their jeans.
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You stop eating properly, you stop sleeping properly, you stop washing properly.
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I spend time unpacking, washing all the bedding, and cleaning the house.
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Originally $199, these Twin Tub Washing Machines are on sale for $94.99.
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Her flat-screen television, fridge and washing machine have all been ruined.
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These include avoiding close contact with sick people and washing their hands.
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Washing hands and practicing normal illness routines like staying home when sick.
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Wasn't grief supposed to come washing over me in wails and cries?
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Nobody's stealing the IFA limelight with an especially smart new washing machine.
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Oil is seen washing ashore June 26, 2010, in Orange Beach, Alabama.
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He began working odd jobs doing landscaping and washing dishes in Leesburg.
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Anything from a toothbrush and soap to machine washing them will work.
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Looking at them makes me smile when I'm doing the washing up.
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They use bottled water for drinking, washing their hands and preparing food.
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She is in the next room, dealing with a load of washing.
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Luke picks up a washing machine like it's an empty cardboard box.
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Women are told that washing their hair when menstruating could be fatal.
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Moo turned his back and made a show of washing his face.
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The thought of washing a dish and mowing the lawn was unfathomable.
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This has grown saltier but they use it for washing and sanitation.
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Yumiley has been washing clothes by hand for more than a year.
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The pro-approved products, tips, and tricks to washing your tools, ahead.
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There is no tidal wave of revolutionary populism washing over the east.
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Rave was like a dam bursting, washing away a lot of attitudes.
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Reports had emerged of exploding Samsung washing machines about a year ago.
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Plus, you can stick it in the washing machine whenever you want.
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Officials have skirmished over foreign washing machines and Canadian softwood lumber imports.
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Literally, I had been washing dishes a year and a half earlier.
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Chuck a load of washing in and feed Gerty, my sourdough starter.
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Image: Chaloner Woods/Getty ImagesLG washing machine and dryer at CES 2016.
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In Lafouche Parish, water was already washing over the main state highway.
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And the CDC recommends washing your hands frequently (and correctly!) while aboard.
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Physicians similarly warned against washing plastic containers or cups in the dishwasher.
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There's another, smaller channel, Maturasigma, which also only posts washing machine videos.
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A fresh and clean T-shirt in the morning — no washing required.
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They also sell detergents, washing-up powder, liquid floor cleaner and disinfectants.
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The washing machines will likely gain sentience before the week is through.
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We barely hand-wash our dishes; forget about hand-washing our cashmere.
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The result: the bodies of refugee children washing up on European beaches.
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The uninspiring task of washing the dishes could lead to similar effects.
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Dishwashers are convenient, and washing machines for laundry are practically a necessity.
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Things start by "washing" the chilled glass with a dash of absinthe.
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LG has included the same technology in air conditioners and washing machines.
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The traffic was washing faintly past high up on County Route 9.
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Washing my own hair, flipping a light switch... big deals to me.
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Those goods include steel, aluminum, whiskey, toilet paper, washing machines, and motorboats.
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AG: I am drawn to these really mundane things like hand-washing.
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I remember washing a man hours from his final breath one morning.
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"He would see people crawling out of the washing machine," she said.
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But it's hard to imagine Son ever washing his hands of Sprint.
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Steam washing machines use less water and are therefore more energy-efficient.
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That means washing your hands thoroughly before and after handling raw flour.
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Prices of washing machines went up in response to the tariff action.
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Speaking of washing windows, DON'T do it on a hot, sunny day.
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But most women my age are busy washing uniforms and doing homework.
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So stocks look like the "least dirty shirt" on the washing line.
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Did he die in a fire caused by a malfunctioning washing machine?
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The lid also comes off entirely, although we recommend hand-washing it.
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People have lost interest in buying big-ticket items like washing machines.
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All of these aspects make washing my hair a little more fun.
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Washing the dishes made the skin on her knuckles blister and split.
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I just remember that one of them was 'Peggy's Poodle Washing Service.
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Here's the key: Wait at least 15 minutes before washing the garment.
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One of the most crucial parts of the process: washing the jeans.
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In January, he imposed targeted tariffs on solar panels and washing machines.
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Although this set is advertised as dishwasher safe, hand washing is recommended.
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Some of that improvement is just a washing out of base effect.
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Probably not great for the parents the day after with the washing.
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"And you complained about our old washing machine," I joked to Nancy.
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With leather it's different—you can't pop it in the washing machine.
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The president previously approved tariffs on solar cells and certain washing machines.
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There are two coin-operated washing machines and two coin-operated dryers.
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"It came out to be like washing the slate clean," he recalls.
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I still remember the first food I ate without washing my hands.
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People wrote that their dogs did these behaviours too, especially excessive washing.
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Now, one company has set out to ease your sheet-washing woes.
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It's like sleeping on top of a washing machine in spin cycle.
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Do your male patients ever have an erection while you're washing them?
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Washing your clothes after slobbering noodles all over yourself while binging Netflix.
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In the 1970s, the PC started to disrupt washing machine–size minicomputers.
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Real Simple also recommends blotting wine stains with salt before machine washing.
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One downside is that they take a while to dry after washing.
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The new notes won't survive a round in the washing machine. pic.twitter.
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After washing the mask off, my skin looks a few degrees better.
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Hand-washing is still one of the best ways to prevent illness.
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Although this set is advertised as dishwasher-safe, hand washing is recommended.
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Products such as hand sanitizer can be good substitutes for washing hands.
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During the rest of the year, washing is forbidden from 11 a.m.
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In the meantime, we hope you're staying safe and washing your hands.
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Post-washing, the fur is likely to look quite matted and bedraggled.
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Washing up and shaving in the shower down the hall required agility.
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They crushed a pill on the washing machine lid and snorted it.
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I wash my sleeping bags in my washing machine with mild soap.
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Our hands are raw from washing every time we touch a doorknob.
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Are you mindful of washing your hands frequently, especially before you eat?
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Need another excuse to put off washing dirty dishes or doing laundry?
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He endorsed the basics, such as sleeping, hand-washing and reducing stress.
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This isn't the time to blow bottled water on washing your face.
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Vasquez earned $1 a day washing dishes in the detention center kitchen.
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Polo shirts, cars, houses, children, purebred dogs, washing machines, golf clubs, boats.
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One of the most important weapons against the coronavirus is hand washing.
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The movement of washing the dishes later ended up in a dance.
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Washing his hands is also important, to avoid smudging the screen's surface.
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Plus, you could have been doing something more fun than washing dishes.
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But they will certainly make washing your hands a little more fun.
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We briefly chat about our days before washing up and passing out.
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Both were woefully inadequate when washing and prepping ingredients for the week.
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But more often than not, you can get away with hand washing.
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DeGeneres isn't the only public figure to share a hand-washing tutorial.
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I consider washing my hair the least inspiring part of my day.
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Washing hands should alleviate this risk, especially with this type of sex.
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We've learned now washing our hands for 20 seconds is really important.
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Proper hand washing, disinfecting common areas and coughing into elbows are important.
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She was washing dishes when the toddler showed up at her window.
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Double-check that aides are washing their hands or using hand gel.
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But hand-washing has become even more important as this coronavirus spreads.
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If the first washing doesn't completely eliminate the vintage smell, fear not!
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Things like Galaxy phones and washing machines got little love onstage tonight.
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They are also more durable, able to survive a washing machine cycle.
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Then as now, chaos has always been washing up against the door.
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Think of it as washing your hands, but while holding the laces.
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In one situation, Brieanna was not allowed to use the washing machine.
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"This would be used for the washing machine, dishes, etc," he said.
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The group following its usual hand-washing routine missed 4.2% of days.
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"It's virtue hustling and it's woke-washing," she said in an interview.
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"Anything that's equivalent to washing your hands is probably useful," Perlman said.
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They've been through too many cycles in my building's ancient washing machines.
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In San Francisco, he found his father and a job washing dishes.
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He also took on odd jobs like delivering newspapers and washing cars.
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Just be sure that you're familiar with the most common washing symbols.
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In January, he imposed tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines.
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Washing my hands, I look up and think how sickly I look.
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The owners were drawing water for me, they were washing my clothes.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration announced tariffs on imported washing machines.
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A team at the facility on Sunday found minor hand-washing deficiencies.
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A nurse hoisted a bare limb and began washing it with sterilizer.
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"I was washing buses for money when she said 'Yes,' " he says.
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Or, in some Christian traditions, this was about washing my brother's feet.
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At home, he learned how to repair his washing machine and dishwasher.
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Children played outside the abandoned terminal through washing lines strung with laundry.
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Samsung Electronics, which also produces washing machines, was higher by 1.91 percent.
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Jonathan Turley, a George Washing University law professor, will testify for Republicans.
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A physical barrier in addition to washing hands obviously provides better protection.
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"Take a toothbrush and spot treat it before washing it," Hodsden says.
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"Washing it gently with water is as effective as using produce cleansers."
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New U.S. tariffs were placed on washing machines and solar panels Tuesday.
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"We put him through the washing machine, so to speak," Gowdy said.
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Residents said they were washing less, drinking less and relieving themselves less.
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Residents said they were washing less, drinking less and relieving themselves less.
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Using too much detergent can actually damage your clothes and washing machine.
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Washing cast-iron pans with soap can break down the protective coating.
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We're at a moment when hand-washing must be taken very seriously.
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KS: I do like all his money throwing around, washing all around.
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She filled the washing machines with clothes before returning to the apartment.
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When I'm washing dishes, I usually think about a million other things.
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About the washing machines: I don't know, because I have a wife.
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This skews even higher for considered purchases, like cars or washing machines.
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Scour the web and you'll find similar videos of caipirinhas mixed with the aid of washing machines or the occasional tanquinho, which is, in effect, a smaller, plastic apparatus with the same capabilities as a standard washing machine.
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How to wash cloth diapersWashing cloth diapers takes some trial and error, and can vary depending on how many diapers you're washing, what type of washing machine you have, what type of detergent you use, and other factors.
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President Trump's decision to impose tariffs on imported washing machines has had an odd effect: It raised prices on washing machines, as expected, but also drove up the cost of clothes dryers, which rose by $92 last year.
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The sheen has sort of faded in the wash after all this time, but that's probably because I haven't followed the hand-washing directions, nor do I ever remember to turn the leggings inside out before machine-washing.
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But imagine these scenes - Jack's promise to Rebecca in the laundromat to buy her a washing machine, Rebecca questioning how they could manage laundry for three infants after their first machine broke, chaos and bubbles spewing from their next washing machine, and Jack and Rebecca admiring the best washing machine in the world - juxtaposed with the aftermath of the fire caused by the machine. Chills.
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After another two or three occasions of this kind—at the sink washing teacups, or under the washing line hanging towels to dry—this pride became colored by a slight anxiety to know what was going through her mind.
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Chemical Guys makes highly regarded car-care products — Wirecutter recommends the company's microfiber washing mitt in its guide to washing, waxing, and detailing your vehicle — and a 12-pack of its 16-inch-square towels costs less than $20.
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But before I could restart the song a third time I realized that all of these setbacks had likely brought my hand washing time to more than 220 seconds, so I simply stopped washing and turned off the water.
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The best way to prevent norovirus is by washing your hands, she said.
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Simply washing your hands on the reg, while important, can't guarantee all that.
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All our towels are laundered in special washing machines that use ozone purification.
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Not just the obvious stuff like TVs and speakers and washing machines, either.
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It's the reason why co-washing has become such a popular step many.
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Think of mastering like washing and polishing a car after it's been built.
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"The media is washing our brains, and the people are following like sheep."
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The sun hits the camera lens, partly washing out the young man's face.
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And Team USA has already reported it's taking extra precautions, like hand washing.
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Eventually, the system burnt out, like an overclocked washing machine ripping itself apart.
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Personally, I always thought that the washing machine theory made the most sense.
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Flu germs tend to linger and hand washing can cut down our exposure.
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Plus, cleaning these is as easy as throwing them in the washing machine.
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He eventually made his way to Harlem, washing dishes to earn a living.
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So, should we always be washing our greens — including those pre-packaged salads?
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I even sent the BeatsX through the washing machine accidentally, and they survived.
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"He would say, 'I'm washing your brain of white supremacy,&apos" says Amani.
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"Co-washing and wash-and-gos are most ideal for summer," she says.
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Among other [reasons], there is a lot of Russian money washing around London.
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I remember washing dishes there at night and singing along to the radio.
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Washing your hands with soap for 20 seconds is a better preventative measure.
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It was when he was washing his hands that the crocodile took him.
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That and a focus on markets with lower rates of washing machine ownership.
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Always dry your pan immediately after washing it so the iron doesn't rust.
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In November 1945 a tsunami struck the coast nearby, washing away 4,000 people.
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Meanwhile, 964 companies were suspected of white-washing their accounts to varying degrees.
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Tying his hair back with a bandana and washing with wallet-friendly Proactiv.
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The Trump administration announces tariffs on imported solar cells and certain washing machines.
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Gone are the days of never washing your face and wearing clear mascara.
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She's got to be really, really careful when she's washing dishes with that!
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Similarly, pricier solar panels, washing machines or plane tickets will lighten consumers' wallets.
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This isn't the first time people have experienced problems with Samsung's washing machines.
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We chat and go about our evening routine — making food and washing dishes.
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Plenty of non-clothing items can (and should!) go in the washing machine.
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At one point, one of the boys gets stuck inside a washing machine.
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By washing them regularly and using a squeegee, you'll get the best results!
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This messy and time-consuming process involves alcohol washing bees to separate Varroa.
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After the ambulance arrived, it was Hayes who was washing off the baby.
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The bats, known in Hindi as "mogri" are traditionally used for washing clothes.
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In fact, tons of them are washing up on the East African coast.
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Not washing clothes as often saves water and thus the environment, he argues.
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In 21.3, Haier showcased a neon, transparent washing machine for no discernable reason.
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Robot window washers: Washing skyscraper windows is a famously difficult and dangerous profession.
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Over time, the diversity of species washing up on North American shores decreased.
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In the instance of pressure washing, it can even be kind of fun.
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She obstructed justice with deletions and acid washing and, of course, breaking devices.
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I remember seeing an old negro woman washing his head at the pump.
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After washing the body, Alexandre uses formalin solution, which stops the decomposition process.
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Mmmm... like washing a stale saltine cracker down with some room temperature milk.
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It's a ritual washing—water three times in the mouth, nose, and face.
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Angola imports everything from washing powder to long-life milk at huge cost.
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The most energy-intensive part of washing and drying clothes is simple: heat.
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The first electric washing machine also included rollers to wring wet clothes out.
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Everyday things like brushing and washing hair makes the cuticle stand up straight.
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These microscopic plastics can be released when washing your nylon or polyester garments.
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Next to the don'ts were the "dos": the steps of proper hand-washing.
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The first thing I do after washing up is to eat my breakfast.
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For most of us, water for washing and drinking is taken for granted.
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You've heard that washing your hair with beer is supposedly great for it.
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The brand I use reaches "maximum absorbency" after eight washing and drying cycles.
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The company is also juggling safety problems with washing machines, microwaves and refrigerators.
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When he was let out on parole, he got a job washing dishes.
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Week by week, wave by wave, grain by grain, Tangier was washing away.
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Household items like vacuum cleaners and washing machines have also undergone huge transformations.
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If you don't want to smell fragrance after washing, you should buy unscented.
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Signs of over-washing include an increase in split-ends and excessive dandruff.
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Because, in the end, it's just washing yourself without hopping into the shower!
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Washing of hard surfaces such as driveways will be prohibited from June 1.
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One of my clearest childhood memories is of my father washing his face.
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It was among the most compact washing machines I saw on the market.
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One of my favorite parts of my nightly routine is washing my face.
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Keeping the finish pristine requires hand washing with special soaps and cleaning cloths.
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I personally find watering wands perfect for washing my dog in the backyard.
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It was several years before another appliance, a washing machine, entered the household.
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You'll see people power-washing on a regular basis and picking up trash.
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It's brain-washing, it's set up to make you feel that you lack.
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Enduring a drought, the city had banned car washing and closed the pools.
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"As far as people washing away their guilt, that's fine," Mr. Heath said.
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You get it—washing food is annoying, it's inconvenient, and uses up water.
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There's so many things we need to know, even silly stuff like washing!
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Tom was washing his 2035 Audi—a TT coupe, if memory served me.
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Until now, washing machine throwing has something of a niche sport, like lacrosse.
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God knows, the washing machine couldn't be any less mobile than Michael Dawson.
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Washing polyester clothing can create microfibers, which may end up in the ocean.
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The sink was shallow, which made water splash out while washing my hands.
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It takes at least 20 seconds of hand-washing to remove harmful germs.
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While he waited for Lemberger to finish washing my grandfather took measured breaths.
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The soaking will expedite the process of washing the containers down the line.
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Being diligent about washing your hands with soap and water is also important.
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She has found that mouth washing can improve the lunging accuracy of fencers.
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Think of it like hand-washing and social distancing, but for your brain.
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For the average consumer, this translates to still washing hands vigorously and often.
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Other basic precautions like washing your hands and staying informed are also productive.
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He considered washing windows, but the union said it was not accepting applications.
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All to save people that pesky slicing and the washing of one knife.
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In January, the president imposed tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines.
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Americans responded by buying more domestic washing machines, creating about 1,800 new jobs.
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When it comes to washing my face, I'm not a very fancy person.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "This would be like declaring war over a downed washing machine.
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Ms. Pierce says signs and washing stations are posted throughout the animal areas.
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Those are very good alternatives to washing, especially for knits and delicates. Mend.
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On Earth, sodium carbonate is often known as washing soda or soda ash.
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I use Virtue shampoo and conditioner, but I love not washing my hair.
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I think traditional window washing is going to be around a long time.
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Hand washing is simple and cheap — you likely have the supplies on hand.
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"Generally certain things should be able to withstand hand washing," Ms. Young said.
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Ms. Martz was ridiculed for washing Mr. Hedges's clothes shortly after the crash.
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They're just encouraging people to be vigilant about hand washing and cleaning surfaces.
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He added that Bucks players have been advised to practice proper hand-washing.
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Some cling tight to their mantras about washing their hands and avoiding travel.
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And, when I'm inspired, washing these components by hand is also a breeze.
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They then experimented with variables like whether people started washing their hands more.
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And those actions both follow earlier measures on washing machines and solar panels.
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Health experts advise that thorough hand washing is the best defense against infection.
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On Friday, he uploaded a hand-washing tutorial featuring his rescue dog Cherry.
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Though washing our hands seems painfully obvious now, it wasn't always that way.
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And it's why, today, we clearly understand the benefits of washing our hands.
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In our apartment, we had a TV, a fridge and a washing machine.
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We both cooked and cleaned and knew how to operate the washing machine.
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Somali telecom companies are sending text messages about the importance of washing hands.
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They are increasing the distribution of soap and creating more hand-washing stations.
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Vigorous hand-washing, staying home, bumping elbows instead of hugging — we got that.
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By washing you were making a statement about what class you belonged to.
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We had to do multiple rounds of washing his lungs out every day.
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I'm thinking one of the hardest jobs at Fiola is washing dishes. Fatigue.
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On Friday, stuff it in your bag and take it home for washing.
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"Those universal things like washing your hands are always recommended," Dr. Alves said.
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Some worried the buildings looked like a washing machine or a toilet bowl.
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"But also, I realized there's something really nice about just washing your hair."
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Yassedi had fetched her from the river, where she had been washing clothes.
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The penalty, implemented alongside tariffs on washing machines, phases out within four years.
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Washing and sanitizing the drawer where the lettuce was kept is also recommended.
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But Dr. Egert doesn't think his donors gave their sponges a correct washing.
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A 2008 study concluded that hand washing reduces respiratory illnesses by 21 percent.
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When you aren't washing your hands, you should be sanitizing your hands regularly.
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Health providers recommend frequent and vigorous hand-washing to prevent the virus' spread.
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Some reported bloated bodies floating down the streets and washing up on beaches.
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"Sometimes I joke that my job is washing sheets and towels," she said.
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Rule-breakers could be penalized by being assigned chores such as washing windows.
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Plus, it saves you money over time since you can keep washing it.
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Hutchinson to win a Bendix washing machine at the end would amaze you.
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Washing your hair should be as basic as slipping on your favorite bluejeans.
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"Most women should not be washing more than twice a week," he said.
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Even when doing a task together, shucking corn, washing him, they looked away.
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The outer cover unzips so it can be tossed into the washing machine.
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Bergoglio, the future Pope Francis, is humming a tune while washing his hands.
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I get in the shower and do the whole hair-and-washing thing.
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Or joked that washing dishes every night was "the sexiest thing I do"?
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Guidelines say a robust hand-washing should last for at least 20 seconds.
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I got a job washing dishes at the Georgia Grille on Peachtree Road.
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The Point: There's lots and lots of money washing around Senate races, sure.
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Traditionally, nurses have spent hours washing these patients, manually moving around the showerhead.
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No kids visiting at all, and a hand-washing regimen that seemed pathological.
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The players are then asked to guess the price of a washing machine.
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Today, no suds descend, no cleansing showers come, no dog enjoys collateral washing.
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So if Hugo wanted to film me washing my hair, so be it.
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Plus, it might just motivate your family to start washing their hands more.
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Large volumes of it washing ashore can be a pain for beach tourism.
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Do you own, for instance, a smart TV or a smart washing machine?
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If you're unfamiliar, no, "washing your turkey" is not a euphemism for anything.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - LG Electronics Inc will raise prices of most of its washing machines in the United States, the South Korean company said on Wednesday, two days after the Trump administration slapped steep tariffs on imported large residential washing machines.
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Here's Moore's math:Flint has 102,000 residents, each in need of an average of 50 gallons of water a day for cooking, bathing, washing clothes, doing the dishes, and drinking (I'm not counting toilet flushes, watering plants or washing the car).
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A type of foul-smelling algae called sargassum won't stop washing up on the shoresExperts say the amounts of sargassum washing to shore could only get worse because of climate change, destroying entire ocean ecosystems as more algae grows and spreads.
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Unfortunately for the Mountain, Savickas won the contest by tossing a 46-kilogram washing machine a distance of 4.13 meters, or as it is known in non-metric measurements, a really far-ass distance to throw a fucking washing machine.
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IoT devices can be anything from an internet-connected washing machine to "smart" buildings.
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Help it along by washing the area with cool water and a gentle soap.
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It feels like you're white-washing and making light of what war actually is.
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She thinks the cause of the infection was from not washing her eyebrow spoolie.
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Running water, flush toilets, electric lighting, cars, refrigerators, and washing machines were all commonplace.
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It started with washing windows for extra pocket money when I was a kid.
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Why, you're not just collecting and delivering washing door-to-door -- you're disrupting laundromats.
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Users don't have to worry about sweating or washing the film off after application.
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That's why you will mostly find videos about the toilet, the gym, and washing.
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That morning, workers in hazmat suits moved in, washing out stalls and spraying disinfectants.
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"Washing your hands before you eat is also likely to reduce exposure," Stapleton added.
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The residents live separately but share big appliances such as washing machines and cars.
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These include washing your hands, avoiding rodents, and also avoiding contact with sick people.
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KeepCup advises against using "abrasive materials or cloths" when washing up your beloved cup.
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You'll need to do everything from chopping up ingredients to washing dishes to succeed.
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Washing your face is simple: Scrub on your cleanser of choice, rinse, and go.
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Huge, decomposing whale carcasses are washing ashore throughout California's Bay Area in unprecedented numbers.
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Vast amounts of trash have been washing ashore on the state's once-pristine beaches.
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After washing and exfoliating my face, Edyta painted on the MDNA Chrome Clay Mask.
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"I've got him, Cass," Ray said, relief washing over him in a dizzying wave.
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Normally you toss a load into the washing machine when your hamper gets full.
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Busy washing along with several other villagers, she didn't see the young men coming.
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You can generally avoid them by maintaining proper hygiene, such as washing your hands.
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Hollywood has often been criticized for "straight-washing" movies and TV. Most recently, them.
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I like to joke that I have a PhD in not washing my hair.
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"That can cover anything from washing instructions to helping provide wardrobing recommendations," he noted.
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Reduce your exposure to germs by washing your hands often, and always before eating.
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And let's just say it's the fanciest I've ever felt while washing my hair.
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Then, the corpses of manatees, sea turtles, and other marine life started washing ashore.
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Whirlpool Corporation, the washing-machine maker which asked for the duties, knows as much.
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I pass my dirty clothing to my mum, who gets the washing machine going.
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Many smoke it in a toxic cocktail of washing powder, sleeping tablets and methamphetamines.
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The European Parliament wants manufacturers to make goods, such as washing machines, more fixable.
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Say hello to my honey, who's washing dishes, and pour myself a shower wine.
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"It was fresh, it was delicious," he said, washing it down with a beer.
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"We're not just building a greenhouse, washing our hands, and walking away," Canning said.
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Instead, I make a kale salad and then procrastinate writing by washing some sweaters.
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Baths were rare, as was washing of hands and feet, equated with Islamic ablution.
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But then in January 2018 Mr Trump whacked tariffs on all imported washing machines.
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You want to keep your fridge and washing machine for as long as possible.
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The European Commission has proposed something similar for dishwashers, washing machines and the like.
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Washing dishes is mandatory for new hires, the CEO said, and always will be.
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Don't skip cleansingIt's sometimes tempting to fall into bed without washing your face first.
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"What's tricky, especially for Kit, was during the washing the body scene," says Cunningham.
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Venice has been gentrified with the influx of techies washing up on Silicone Beach.
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She wakes after washing ashore and follows Cindy to a village in the woods.
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For something as simple as washing your hair, it actually couldn't be more confusing.
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Begin your restoration by machine washing it using Woolite with Color Renew™ detergent.
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Another startup wants to make on-demand car washing work, where others have failed.
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Afterward I spend way too long washing bits of avocado out of my hair.
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Washing over her and through her — an awareness unlike any she's ever felt before.
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I hope you're still here and haven't tried, like, washing your face with bleach.
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I think there's not one — food, parking, home services, cleaning, washing, drinks, everything else.
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Among those that may be considered: aluminum, semiconductors, paper, and appliances like washing machines.
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The least popular smart technology is in appliances, like smart refrigerators or washing machines.
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At first glance, I thought they were mini washing machines, but nope, they're cameras.
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Lautz Brothers and Pearline showed images of adults literally washing African-American children white.
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Proper hand washing techniques would eliminate a lot of the problem, Kimmitt told me.
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FORT SALONGA, N.Y. — Cody Stillwagon dreamed of cooking, but he was stuck washing dishes.
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The man-made lakes were spotted with green weeds from human washing and waste.
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After washing my face and patting dry, I reached for the sleek silver bottle.
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I spent that final week breastfeeding, pumping, and washing pump parts around the clock.
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When it comes to washing our bods, Americans seem to prefer a speedy shower.
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He's cutting brinjals when I get home, and after washing up, I join him.
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They're gentle on skin and won't feel like you're washing your face with sandpaper.
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Oil has been washing up on beaches in northeastern Brazil since early in September.
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With Dead Men Tell No Tales washing up on Pirate Bay, of all places?
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"Back to the old style, treading on the washing in the bath," he says.
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The clothes go through my washing machine and come out as good as new.
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Using a portable washer involves a few more steps than a traditional washing machine.
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"That job was walking dogs, and getting lunches and washing cars," says the exec.
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By 2007, these included severe limits on car washing and watering gardens and lawns.
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They're too busy white-washing the fence all by themselves, without even being asked.
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The easiest fibers to remove, he said, were those released by washing-machine filters.
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In January, he imposed tariffs on Americans who buy solar panels and washing machines.
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The hand-washing faucet is outside, and an attendant cleans four times a day.
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With A.I., she said, "we are closer to a washing machine than a Terminator."
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Commenter Cat Coule mentioned that all she did to her face was honey washing.
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If it's too pricey, she recommends hand-washing sweaters and tees to prevent pilling.
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Surely, it's the power of editing that hides the hand-washing and utensil changes.
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Honestly, the equation washing dick=getting dick sucked shouldn't be too tough to grasp.
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I've seen comments from people saying I'm smuggling drugs, diamonds or washing dirty money.
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We hope he spent all of November 1 washing the eggs off his house.
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In that regard, how did you sustain hope when you were washing fish tanks?
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They posed for a picture with their wives, before washing up and taking another.
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Water can be used for showering and washing clothes, but not yet for drinking.
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What was all that hand washing and disinfecting worth if your phone is dirty?
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Here's what you already know: You should be washing your hands really, really well.
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The agency recommended flea control and hand washing, rather than claw removal, as prevention.
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" I took the moment to say, "Great, you can kill it through hand washing.
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You have all these various ... and there's anger washing across Twitter and social media.
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There's a company in the Valley, Dishcraft, that is focused on dish-washing robots.
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Waves are washing away barrier islands, destroying park roads, threatening archaeological and historical sites.
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The local government asked people to limit activities like watering lawns and washing cars.
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Alejandro, Ms. Cabello's father, emigrated later and earned money washing cars at the mall.
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This week, however, Trump finally did impose tariffs on washing machines and solar panels.
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So if you're washing your hands, you should probably also keep your phone clean.
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In the meantime, keep washing your hands and click here to start playing Foldit.
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Courtney W.: Who will cop to occasionally NOT washing her hands, when and why?
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For example, not washing your hands after you touch the ground before eating something.
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This was the study that determined washing machines and fridges should be easily repairable.
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Seriously, who the hell are you singing "Happy Birthday" to when washing your hands?
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The women talk of it when they gather for the washing or for prayers.
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There were no hand washing facilities, hand sanitizer or disposable masks to be seen.
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Good hygiene -- like washing hands and cleaning surfaces -- should also be practiced by everyone.
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Plus, kids might not heed the six-feet distance or constant hand-washing rules.
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The Sonic Soak is basically a miniature washing machine that fits in your pocket.
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Is it a character played by Danny McBride, washing a Camaro in the driveway?
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After all, if you're not washing towels and bedding, you're saving water — and money.
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After washing hands twice and taking off his mask, he eats quickly, he wrote.
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All of a sudden, one of the washing machines turned on and started whirring.
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While better than nothing, they are not a substitute for properly washing your face.
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Washing the windows, painting the front door and mowing the lawn keep snoopers away.
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By comparison, washing hands more than 10 times a day was 55 percent effective.
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A combination of measures — hand-washing, masks, gloves, and gowns — was 91 percent effective.
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After washing, none of the subjects had detectable levels of bacteria on their hands.
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Then go fire up your streaming device—but not without washing your hands first.
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Abide by these tips to avoid them, and also please keep washing those hands.
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When it comes to removing that vintage odor, machine- or hand-washing is ideal.
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Isolated price transparency is as helpful as washing only one side of a window.
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Hours before we left Hong Kong, I put my passport through the washing machine.
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"The homeless guys are in there washing their hair in the sink," Germanotta said.
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Ntumba Kamwabo, 29, was out washing in a nearby river when she heard gunfire.
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Obviously, hand-washing isn't going to prevent disease if people aren't doing it right.
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Previously run-of-the-mill tasks, like washing, began to require careful financial calculations.
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Using a dishwasher is almost always more efficient than washing your dishes by hand.
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And I'm pretty sure the decision-maker is over there washing the clothes anyway.
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She makes $10 an hour washing and ironing sheets and towels at the Doubletree.
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Besides vaccination, temporary hand-washing stations help provide a defense against the virus's spread.
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The insecticides also must be able to stand up to washing and intense sunlight.
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Are you changing behaviors, like washing your hands more, to try to stay healthy?
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After a while, he landed a job washing dishes in a Hoboken pizza shop.
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He instituted an unpopular chlorine-washing rule and saw the death rates there tumble.
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Jesse showers, the dust from his captivity washing off but the injuries still present.
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You can do your part by washing hands often for at least 20 seconds.
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If I couldn't find him and he was outside, he'd be washing his car.
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"I spent most of my day either disappointing customers or washing dishes," Tsai adds.
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That "making the job more predictable" bit extends well beyond the focal washing task.
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A few even started their own business, washing the government cars in the lot.
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A broken washing machine resulted in the decluttering and reorganization of the laundry room.
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In preparation for storms, a sealant is used keep the surface from washing away.
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It also announced duties of up to 17 percent on imported large washing machines.
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"I don't mind washing dishes," Ms. Zavaleta said of the prospect of being deported.
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The two worked together in a team, busing tables, stacking cups and washing dishes.
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I start cutting up strawberries and washing grapes for an afternoon snack at work.
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It didn't take long for companies that sell washing machines to announce higher prices.
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"I had one guy tell me he was good at washing dishes," she said.
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LG started construction on its first U.S. washing machine facility in Tennessee in August.
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China and South Korea have already protested Trump's tariffs on solar and washing machines.
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The Republican Party right now is all about washing their leaders' feet every day.
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The noise drew the attention of about a half-dozen women washing their hands.
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This isn't the first time a part-bike, part-washing machine contraption has surfaced.
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It also supplies steel for producing consumer goods such as refrigerators and washing machines.
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Washing our clothes was by far the most significant use of our allocated water.
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After breakfast, I do the housework — cleaning, sweeping inside and outside, washing the dishes.
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I couldn't think why on earth anybody wanted to see me washing my hair.
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In the meantime let's all wish her happy birthday (twice) whilst washing our hands.
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The water usually lasts through two days of drinking, bathing, cleaning, and washing clothes.
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Experts advise using ground cover to minimize the problem, and washing the fruit meticulously.
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"The place was so derelict, we've been power washing it for weeks," she said.
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Women from the community stayed with her body all night, washing and guarding it.
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Hotpoint smart washing machine — £269.00 (list price £379.99) Samsung ecobubble 1400 spin washing machine — £399.00 (list price £599.99) Kenwood microwave — £79.99 (list price £169.99) Beko 50/50 fridge freezer — £279.99 (list price £329.99) LG American-style fridge freezer — £999.99 (list price £1299.99)
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Rokeya Rahman With five or six washing machines running at the same time, Rokeya contemplated what her family has ahead of them, and the task of washing all of her family's clothes instead of throwing them out with their furniture and carpeting.
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I finish off by washing my hands and running a cotton bud under my nails for the next 26 mins — the jellies have made me even more OTT about hand washing, as you can see anything and everything that gathers behind them.
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This was partly for practical reasons: Dyes during this period were apt to fade with repeated washing, particularly the boil-washing and bleaching required to keep baby clothes clean, so there wasn't much point in spending money on fashionably hued garments for infants.
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Hotpoint SMART washing machine — £229.00 (list price £399.993) Grundig 50/50 fridge freezer — £319.00 (list price £399.99) Samsung ecobubble washing machine — £369.00 (list price £499.99) Logik 50/50 fridge freezer — £219.99 (list price £229.99) Bosch Serie 4 dishwasher — £399.99 (list price £529.99)
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As you've likely heard, regular hand-washing is one of the most essential components of coronavirus prevention, but washing your hands repeatedly, for far more than 20 seconds at a time, is moving out of disease prevention territory and into compulsion territory.
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"The hygiene that our people, the Venetians and the Italian citizens have, the cultural training we have, is that of taking a shower, of washing, of washing one's hands often," Zaia said in a Antenna 3-Nord Est TV television interview on Friday.
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" The Redditor adds: "The montages of the Pearsons and washing machines set to Cat Stevens.
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She stopped washing, had sex often and would sleep amid a nest of her cats.
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Washing can spread germs from the chicken to other food or utensils in the kitchen.
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The populist wave is washing away the jobs and legacies of the leaders in it.
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There are broken down trucks, battered washing machines, crumbling cars, derelict mattresses, and soiled clothing.
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Though washing your face in this sink seems difficult, KKW assures it's engineered very smartly.
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This is what a dozen washing machines would look like after fighting a wood chipper.
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Williams talks about his process the same way that most of us treat washing up.
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Residents have had to cut back on watering landscaping, taking long showers and washing cars.
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Next, pop the garment into the washing machine and come home to a clean shirt!
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Reacting to the water, her feet start washing themselves like hands might, cupping and scrubbing.
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If you're going a few days or weeks between sharing, then washing is totally fine.
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Take this 2010 paper that finds simply washing hands negates a common human hindsight bias.
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So I'll be washing less frequently, balancing the moisture with some hydrating masks, and voilà!
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Washing. It's good for the soul, good for the heart, and good for your health.
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The detainees often weren't offered sanitary pads, access to female police officers, or washing facilities.
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I was barely functional—I stopped brushing my hair and teeth, stopped washing my clothes.
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Restaurant owners say cakeage covers the cost of the waiter's time and washing the dishes.
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Sea levels may rise an extra 10cm, washing away the livelihoods of millions more people.
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One of the most frequent violations came from employees not washing their hands thoroughly enough.
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Even more insidious, however, is Hollywood's obsession with white-washing beloved, critically-hailed Asian movies.
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She also asks for help, in washing her hair and back, and massaging her hand.
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I'm trying washing my hair only two times a week, per Jonathan Van Ness's suggestion.
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Last week, the company recalled 2.8 million washing machines because of safety and injury issues.
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The letter also notes Samsung's recent voluntary recall of 2.8 million top-loading washing machines.
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Villagers tend to buy washing powder, accessories for their phones, maternity goods and fresh food.
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"Save old water from washing fruits/rice and use to water plants," —Nicole, writer 8.
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I put laundry in, because you're never too old to use your parents' washing machine.
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Modern microchips are now embedded into everything from cars and washing machines to fighter planes.
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OCD includes people washing their hands over and over, or lining up their shoes compulsively.
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Samsung and LG, two South Korean washing-machine makers, are ramping up their American production.
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Now that we're married, yes, it's nice to split up grocery shopping and laundry washing.
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Fine-Mesh Strainer A colander is really only useful for straining pasta, or washing produce.
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Other youngsters lie on the floor washing the residues of pepper spray from their faces.
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A woman working as an undertaker was imprisoned for washing bodies according to Islamic custom.
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If you need us, we'll be washing our hands and doubling our bulk tissue order.
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And speaking of washing machines, I even found an eco-friendly swap for my laundry.
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China's exports of washing machines to America collapsed, but those to other countries stayed strong.
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I wasn't thinking about washing my hair every day, or even every other day, anymore.
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Like today, middle-class Americans typically had washing machines and air-conditioning, telephones and cars.
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On Wednesday, U.S. regulators warned that some Samsung washing machines are also prone to exploding.
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Maybe this will be the year that a ThinQ AI-equipped washing machine takes off.
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And I see her in the reflection so I'm washing my hands not saying anything.
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All in all, it's enough to make anyone want to stop washing their hair altogether.
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This is a city where the guy washing the cars ends up owning the dealership.
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She was awarded a crown, a robe and often a washing machine or similar appliance.
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While that's cooking, I do my nighttime routine of washing my face, retinol, and moisturizer.
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The process of detoxifying varies by region but can include washing, fermentation, cooking and aging.
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You should expect a wide range of new products, from smart watches to washing machines.
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Trump in late January imposed broad tariffs on imported solar panels and large washing machines.
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But because of his generosity, his wife soon became unable to run the washing machine.
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She found her cat using the washing machine as its own spinning exercise wheel. Ingenious!
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My heart was pounding like a washing machine reaching the conclusion of its spin cycle.
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LONDON — Thousands of Hewlett Packard printer cartridges have been washing up on the UK's beaches.
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Presidential tweetstorms have a way of washing out even the most carefully choreographed policy campaigns.
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Also, some science suggests only washing your hair every three days or so is healthy.
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Regular metal ion socks (apparently developed for space travel) allegedly lose their benefits after washing.
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The floods follow the region's worst drought in a century, washing away shanty-town dwellers.
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Washing up on a pristine beach on Deer Isle, Maine, evidence of events far away?
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We would move the washing machine and suddenly there'd be six faces looking at you.
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It's likely Facebook, Google, Twitter and Airbnb are well aware of the pink-washing risk.
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Staff and visitors had to adhere to strict hand-washing and other infection-control protocols.
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When it comes to the science of hand washing, the wisdom is pretty well established.
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All this data washing around is sort of delicious for politics, for consumers, for spies.
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Ian hated pretension, and had previously squirted Gen in the eye with washing-up liquid.
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You (probably) wouldn't wear a thrifted corset without washing it first—same deal with crystals.
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It's only because of Democrat brain washing that he has even a chance of remaining.
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You can help by shifting some usage — setting your washing machine to run overnight, say.
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Even if that includes rolling across a dirty supermarket floor or in a washing machine?
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Of course, you can also get a special washing cloth, usually made of synthetic material.
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The main means to limit one's exposure is good hand hygiene with frequent hand-washing.
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She didn't leave, because she had promised to oversee the installation of a washing machine.
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After retiring from baseball, he owned a company supplying coin-operated washing machines and dryers.
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Back at the Lefferts house, children can join in washing and carding the shorn fleece.
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In fact, I tried washing my hair less last summer and the results were similar.
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At this point, Monroe started washing and sanding the cabinetry to prepare for painting them.
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But they never thought, 100 years later, we have a refrigerator and a washing machine.
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President Trump has put tariffs on a slew of goods from washing machines to soybeans.
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There are signs the company is experimenting in some extremely dilute cross-brand-washing too.
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This year, it slapped tariffs on products including solar panels, washing machines, steel and aluminum.
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Moreover, subverting air toxins can be as simple washing your face with the right cleanser.
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Fortunately, because of these precautions and other safety standards, window-washing-related fatalities are few.
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Five states require a license for something most of us do every day – washing hair.
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And washing some types of clothes sends thousands of bits of plastic into the ocean.
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Perhaps the most craven form of reputation-washing can be found in the firearm industry.
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Washing machines of the past used nearly 50 gallons of hot water throughout the appliance.
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I've been wearing and washing mine for nearly a year and they don't stretch out.
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Samsung may also be preparing to recall top-loading washing machines in the United States.
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I do a hell of a lot of washing, cleaning, cooking, renewing, supporting, preserving, etc.
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When you're a chef, you're washing your hands all the time and working with flour.
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That's all the water they'll have for drinking, bathing, flushing toilets, and washing their hands.
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It can be thrown into a washing machine or dishwasher, and even soaked in seawater.
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While sitting and washing himself during a steamy cleanse, he noticed he accidentally got stuck.
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My Dad started washing dishes, and yet, you know how many Americans wanted those jobs?
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The initial announcement also included tariffs of up to 50 percent for imported washing machines.
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Washing your hair too frequently is one of them, according to hair doctor Anabel Kingsley.
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Water accidents without a body washing up onshore always raise red flags for law enforcement.
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I do a hell of a lot of washing, cleaning, cooking, renewing, supporting, preserving, etc. . .
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Washing them any sooner will prevent the color from fully soaking into the brow hairs.
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Was there any temptation to use a different washing machine than the one you had?
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Democrats look poised to keep their blue wave washing over Virginia after last night's primaries.
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Jana: There are two things I really struggle with—washing penises and cleaning under fingernails.
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Paint stripper mixed with a hint of lemongrass and maybe something like washing up liquid.
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Beyond that, Bixby is currently the realm of things like Samsung refrigerators and washing machines.
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The safest illness-preventing measure you can take in the bathroom is washing your hands.
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Already, the restaurant's floor smelled clean after a dousing with bleach and a power-washing.
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But he uses only bottled water for cooking, drinking and washing his face and hands.
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Percale sheets are durable and strong, standing up to repeated washing even in hot water.
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Training your hair to need less frequent washing depends on the texture of your hair.
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Only in recent years was washing every day thought to be the thing to do.
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After washing and drying it, spread a thin layer of oil over the cooking surface.
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Dr. Peake: Washing your hands often and avoiding contact with sick people will also help.
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My job was washing dishes, surrounded by hot water on hot summer nights in Georgia.
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The World Health Organization recommends washing your hands after handling money, especially before eating food.
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Use hand sanitizer when soap and water aren't available, though washing your hands is preferred.
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Get a little fun with your hand washing with these soaps that look like stones.
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Washing your hands, too, is absolutely imperative to avoid infecting yourself or others with coronavirus.
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Hand-washing reduces the risk of respiratory infection by 16 percent, according to the CDC.
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"Merino added, "We're reusing the goggles other colleagues have used, washing and disinfecting them ourselves.
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But unlike imported furniture or washing machines, produce is perishable and may suffer from transport.
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After being placed in a washing machine with the detergent, he emerged with pale skin.
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Dripping water turns into a deluge, washing away the paper and enacting her family's erasure.
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Speaking of The Times, here's a good letter of recommendation we published, on washing dishes.
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Leave it to their pesky little sister to see them washing and hiding said bat.
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