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Aims of keeping guns?
Same as keeping money, food, clothes
What is used to kill lance in keeping mum?
Clothes Iron
What was the significance of cuneiform in Mesopotamia?
It provided a writing system for communication and record-keeping.
What were Victorian ranges used for?
they were used for drying clothes and keeping the warmth in the house
Keeping superstar clothes on stardollcom after your superstar membership is up?
yes you an still keep them!
Does keeping clothes inside your bra to make your breast bigger harmful?
No, just uncomfortable.
What is the place for hanging and keeping clothes called?
The place for hanging and keeping clothes is typically called a closet. It can also be referred to as a wardrobe or an armoire, depending on its design and function. Closets are often equipped with shelves, rods, and drawers to organize clothing and accessories efficiently.
Why are white clothes cooler then black clothes on a hot day?
White clothes reflect more light and heat, keeping them cooler compared to black clothes that absorb more light and heat. This difference in heat absorption affects how the clothes feel against the skin on a hot day.
Will keeping your clean clothes in the bathtube keep bed bugs off them?
No, as bedbugs may reach the bathtub.
Should the sister of the deceased sister marry her brother-in-law?
Always. There's nothing more appropriate than keeping it in the family. Hope that helps! :)
How can kids help out or voluneer in the community?
by donating old clothes, donating money to church, KEEPING THE ENVIROMENT CLEAN AND BY RECYCLING.
Will clothes will heat you up?
It depends on the type of clothes. Normal clothes won't really "heat" you up, but they can keep you warm by trapping in heat. Your body is constantly producing heat, so by wearing clothes, you trap your body heat in, thus keeping you, and your clothes warmer. On the other hand, if you had clothes that produce heat themselves, such as electric blankets do, than you could say that they would heat you up.
