I drive '06 honda civic. I have 4 snow tires that I've not installed yet but put those in garage. There are not many snowing days here Portland, OR, but I had a tough time to chain up on regular tires last week when I went to ski place. Can you advice me if snow tires w/o chain works well on snow or icey road? Or do I need to get studded tires when I go to ski place? Thank you for giving me tips in advance.
The resins adsorb ions and compounds that are not water, thereby allowing only pure water to filter through. There is a specific capacity for this adsorption and the resin will need to be cleaned or replaced periodically.
Using a cheese grater, you mill your soap. The purpose for doing this is to put in what you want with this, using the kind of soap ingredients you want. If you want scented, or natural with your own scents and dyes. Milled soap making will give you experience with texture etc. I don't have the name of the book I use right off hand. I like using ground oatmeal (mixed in the soap flakes and molded into a tight ball, or molds,) as it's nice to scrub your hands with. Melting Glycerin soap is fun too. I use a mold, and pour half into the mold, and lay scrabble pieces in, to spell someone's short name or LOVE, and pour the other half of the Glycerin over the top of the pieces. You get to see through it when you're done. Other treasures are fun to insert too, like a pressed daisy or money. (Don't set the treasure too close to the edge.)
