Liquid fabric softener should always be mixed with water before use. It needs to be diluted or it will be too strong, leaving your clothes feeling greasy and oily.
anonymous@oola.com
I'm not sure about what they do mixed together but its a good chance that the vinegar would decrease the effectiveness of the chemical softener. i do know, however, that vinegar is a natural fabric softer. its not going to make your clothes as soft as a chemical one would, but its better than nothing. i would just use the vinegar by its self on whatever you are trying to wash, until you know for sure if you can mix the two, especially since it will give you a mild softening effect anyway.
Yes, Oxalic acid can be used to dye several colors of clothes. This acid is clear so it can be mixed to make any color. This was supposed to be about describing a medical term not about clothing.
Water softener systems are essential to treating the hard water that eventually breaks appliances and stains sinks and drains. Although it is not necessary, using water softener systems prevent clogged pipes and water stains. Water softener resin is the main ingredient in one of these systems. The job of the softener resin is to filter impurities from the water, such as calcium and magnesium ions.The Three-Part Water Softening ProcessWater softener resin plays a vital role in each step of the three-part water softening process. This resin is usually made in a bead form. These negatively charged beads are stored inside the mineral tank found in the majority of water softeners.First, the resin beads are covered in sodium ions. Once the water in the pipes flows to the mineral tank and passes over the resin beads, the calcium and magnesium ions attach to the resin. While the resin collects these ions, the water softener resin's sodium combines with the hydrogen found in the water.During the second part of the process, the resin works towards removing the calcium and magnesium ions that it has collected. However, it will still retain the sodium ions. In the final phase, the water is sent to separate tank: the brine tank. In the brine tank, the water is rinsed and then, it is mixed with salt.Two Types of Water Softener ResinWater softener resin comes in two types. Fine-mesh resin traps minerals, such as iron, that tend to get past the other type of resin. This resin is best suited for well water. Hi-cap resin is the other kind of resin, which is better for municipal water.The Lifespan of Water Softener ResinThe usual lifespan of water softener resin is 20 years. In the event resin does not soften the water, the issue is probably caused by something other than the resin. It is recommended to first inspect the general softener mechanism for any problems. As a last resort, the water softener resin should be changed.
No Ethanol is supposed to promote rust. Mixed with gasoline it is a weak acid. It also is very hydrophilic, i.e. it absorbs water.
to remove bacteria in saliva
Polyester.
I'm not sure about what they do mixed together but its a good chance that the vinegar would decrease the effectiveness of the chemical softener. i do know, however, that vinegar is a natural fabric softer. its not going to make your clothes as soft as a chemical one would, but its better than nothing. i would just use the vinegar by its self on whatever you are trying to wash, until you know for sure if you can mix the two, especially since it will give you a mild softening effect anyway.
if you have the cardon pannel mixed with the sulfuric panel it makes a fabric panel
The bypass on a water softener is a valve that serves the purpose of allowing water from the main point of supply to flow into a house or building when the water softener is being serviced. It can also be used to allow some 'hard' water to be mixed with the softened water.
Yes, Oxalic acid can be used to dye several colors of clothes. This acid is clear so it can be mixed to make any color. This was supposed to be about describing a medical term not about clothing.
I have the idea but i don't at the same time.
To identify a mixed fabric in textile, look at the composition label on the garment which specifies the percentages of different fibers used. You can also perform a burn test on a small sample of the fabric to observe how it burns and smells, which can indicate presence of specific fibers in the mixture. When describing a mixed fabric, mention the types and percentages of different fibers used, such as cotton and polyester blend, and how they contribute to the properties of the fabric.
If we didn have mixed schools then how are we supposed to be able to prepare are kids to work with the opposite color ?
She used to get the best fabric of silk and mixed with gold and she had a tutle ring
the denominators
Unfortunately, the question cannot be answered as it is written. Knitted fabric itself consists of fiber, as does any other sort of fabric, whether woven, felted, crocheted, etc. So any fabric can be described as "fibers" that are "mixed together."
because.................. it should be mixed !