Yes! It's science. Water expands as it freezes, so once the water is in a safe container e.g. Ziplock bag, it will conform to the shape of the shoe, and as it expands, stretch the material. This may be done multiple times until you achieve the desired "stretch".
No. Stretch marks are far too deep for ice to help. Ice/cold packs typically helps blood veins shrink a little so you can get rid of puffiness, swelling, etc. Stretch marks are like a scar, shrinking blood vessles underneath will not help the surface problems of stretch marks.
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you can measure the mass by putting it on a balance and measure really quickly. the volume you can estimate an approximate answer by putting it in water and measuring its displacement.
u can try because the ice will kinda melt
Well you can stretch them with ice. Stretch your shoes with ice. Sounds a little bit crazy but anyone can make them fit. All you need are 2 plastic sandwich bags and 1 pair of mother shoes. This process can work on fake leather but remember fake leather can shrink back to it's original size. You will have to do it 2 or 3 times on fake leather. So, fill the bags with water. Fill it about 1/4. Put the bags in the shoes and put them in the freezer. If you live with someone make sure they're okay with shoes in the freezer because they're kind of freaked out when they see shoes in the freezer. Once the ice has fully harden let it out to thaw for good 20 minutes and it should slide right out. It should fit you. It should also feel nice and snug.
Most ice skating costumes are made out of double-stretch lycra or other materials that are made to stretch in both directions.
Ice skates are shoes. They start with i.
You would cool a bucket by putting ice into the water.
fire can melt ice plainly just leaving ice out on the counter top will melt it holding ice in the palm of your hand will melt it putting ice in a microwave/oven/mini oven putting ice outside in a hot day/warm sun(if its not cold out) putting ice in a hot liquid
no no-one can
Try putting an ice pack where the pain is.
One would assume that the idea of putting the Disney's princesses on ice would be the Disney company themselves as a part of their Disney on ice shows.