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    • fungal cream, Digital thermometer, Human baby food—meat-only varieties (beef, lamb, chicken) Cleaning Supplies Rubber gloves, Laundry detergent (liquid or dry), Bleach, Antibacterial liquid hand soap, Liquid Dishwashing soap, Industrial mops, Commercial mop buckets, Dust pans and brooms, Paper towels …

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    • … household cleaning product remember to store them in a safe and secure location where children and any pets will not be able to get to them. Even though in many cases our homemade products are non-toxic, any ingestion of excessive quantities can still make a person or pet quite sick. Also be careful …

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    • … or a bubbly lathering of soap. Think about cutting back just a little and see the difference it makes. Use one-third less laundry detergent. It’s actually better for your clothes because they won’t have residue which attracts dirt. Again, you’ll save money and help the planet - all without changing …

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    • … - Aromatic (a most popular fragrance) - carminative (to relieve flatulence) - antibacterial - antiseptic - nervine (to calm the nerves) - expectorant - stimulant - cosmetic - antispasmodic. It has also been used to prevent some childhood infections and to soothe temper tantrums in children. The most common …

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    • … to use . . . ANTIBACTERIAL PRODUCTS Contrary to popular belief, these products do not kill the viruses that cause cold. Moreover, some researchers believe that overuse of such products could actually lead to new strains of resistant bacteria. For home use, regular soap is as effective, less expensive …

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    • Proper tribal tattoo designs care and maintenance will mean the difference in a beautiful piece of art, or a raggedy faded tattoo. The proper care includes the cautiously flowing of warm over the tribal tattoo design, after washing it with a mild antibacterial soap. Remember, when it comes …

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    • … In the final stages, the patient begins to have periods of mania and lethargy, and coma. Death generally occurs due to respiratory insufficiency. In non-vaccinated humans, rabies is almost invariably fatal after neurological symptoms have developed, but prompt post-exposure vaccination may prevent …

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    • … a good working non-constipated digestive system. The two most common problems that affect your skin are: not drinking enough water and not eating enough fiber. Use as little soap as possible, if you have to use any, limiting its use to the armpits and genital area. Cosmetics should be used carefully …

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    • … utensils, or sweet sloppy kisses, are no more…or at least we try HARD! We go through antibacterial soap like toilet paper around here and we’ve had to be in isolation for most of the year. Lainey has been on too many medications to count and in the hospital this year more than I want to remember …

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    • … Often! Warm water and soap are tried and true for reducing germ exposure and spreading. 2. Employ a mask or handkerchief when in a crowded space like airplanes or movie theaters. I know a mask would look a little dorky, but a handkerchief, especially doused with a little antibacterial, antiviral …




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