You can try wet sanding the rough areas.
You can help your singing less scratchy by taking singing lessons or practicing singing with a softer tune.
Using fabric softener when you wash them will make them less scratchy. This may not work well for the very inexpensive towels, but it should help some.
Yes, and painful to swallow.
Gunite is cement that anyone can make in their backyard. Concrete is manufactured at a plant to plus or minus 0.05% tolerance and delivered to the job site in a constantly turning concrete truck. Concrete (aka shotcrete) is far superior to cement (gunite). -Bill
well less washing could make it spotty and scratchy so u should wash it DAILY so it dosnt go streaky scratch or spotty =) hope that helped!!
Anything that might make their childrens' lives less happy.
you sort of close your throat take a deep breath and sing easy try it!
A gunite pool shell IS waterproof before plastering. First, gunite/shotcrete is not water proof. The reason for the plaster is to make the pool water proof. You don't have to and should not water proof gunite because it will affect the bonding properties for the plaster. Contrary to the previous answer, Gunite is in fact "waterProof" when correctly applied. Unless there are improperly prep'd cold-joints (the point at which one application has stopped for some reason -perhaps rain, slow truck turnaround, etc- and begun at a later time), a Gunite pool could virtually be "painted", providing a high steel-trowel finish was applied to the Gunite. But, Gunite pops (begins to set and cure) faster than typically appied Marblite or Diamond Bright type cementitious finishes. Actually, the Gunite "finish" surface is purposely left fairly rouch, providing a better surface to which the finish/color material may bond.
It takes 50.000 - 100.000 people to make a city. Anything less is a town, and anything more is a metropolitian area.
Nope. If anything, it makes her more playful and affectionate because she is less moody and distracted.
The nature of gunite pools is the make up of the gunite - it has lime in it. It has high alkaline levels. Also, the make up water may have high levels of alkalinity. Adjust your pH and adjust as needed with muratic acid and monitor your alkalinity by using a test kit.
They are waiting to be rescued although they make less and less effort as time passes to do anything to aid the possibility of rescue.