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Plain saltwater soaks have been recommended as a remedy for sweaty feet
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What adaptations does the saltwater crocodiles have to help them survive in there environment?
The saltwater crocodile has gills.
How do you get rid of stinky sweaty smells?
Showers and deodorant help.
How can you help conserve the the soil?
take a large sweaty poo on it
How do apples help your stomach when you feel queasy?
the acid soaks up the quease.
Does a saltwater pool help with stain problems in fiberglass pools?
No
I need help whenever I look at Mitchel Musso I get hot and sweaty If I look at him long enough my stomach feels warm Is there anyone out there who can help me out?
I'll help you out honey. Sounds like you're in love with him. But the "hot and sweaty" part may just be because it's summertime. How does it feel to be in love with a bad boy?
What is the narrow saltwater passage between Florida and Cuba are the?
please help me
What adaptations does the saltwater crocodiles have to help them servive in there environment?
everyone you twats
What properties of metals and saltwater make them good materials for a battery?
saltwater contains ions that help in the flow of electricity as they can 'carry' positive or negative charges.
Why do you have to put salt in the fish tank water?
Saltwater salt, makes it saltwater, for the saltwater fish to survive. Freshwater salt is added to help gill function, reduce stress, combat some health issues and improve water conditions.
Why should you consider keeping cool when you are trying to keep yourself warm in winter hiking?
You want to avoid getting sweaty while doing winter activities. If you stop your activity after you get wet and/or sweaty, you will get cold quickly, which in some cases can lead to hypothermia. Consider if you were cross-country skiing and you got all sweaty, then you fell and broke your leg. If help takes hours to arrive, you may be suffering from hypothermia and shock by the time help arrives.
