She handed me a paper towel to wipe up all the oil.
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After you're done, you can just dip a cloth in the water to wipe up.
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Also, make sure to always wipe up any water or cleaner immediately to prevent water spots.
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I covered it with two coats of varathane, so I can wipe up spills just in case.
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Remove as many of these as possible and wipe up all spills as soon as they happen.
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That I should use the "thing between my legs" to wipe up a spill in my car's cupholder.
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Procrastination here does not pay off, especially if there are dishes to wash and messes to wipe up.
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I have a meeting with USAID in ten minutes and I have to wipe up my make-up.
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Maybe bubblegum pink bathroom cleanser will encourage your housemate to freaking wipe up all their tiny little hairs already.
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The heat and moisture will reconstitute whatever it is that's congealed, making it more pliable and easier to wipe up.
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Wash your hands regularly, and stay hydrated, Germond said, and always wipe up any pools of sweat you might leave after exercise.
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Clydesdales rarely save puppies from big bad wolves and we have yet to effectively wipe up spilled punch with a single paper towel.
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For example, while the popcorn pops, I fill out the stickers, tie up the cooled off bags, stack bags, or wipe up spilled popcorn.
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They also pointed to a cloudy fingernail on Sandra's right hand indicating that she had used cleaning solution to wipe up evidence at the crime scene.
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Mike Huckabee has a solution for the toilet paper shortage being experienced across the country -- wipe up with Mother Nature's own stockpile ... straight from the cornfield!
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If the food smells or looks bad or the container squirts or foams when opened, throw it out immediately and use bleach to wipe up any spills.
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If you go the extra mile to train new staffers, help plan events and wipe up around the coffee area, these count toward your added value. Nervous?
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Frau Rasch uses her shirt to wipe up a spill, the unwashed shirt she changed into on coming home, the one she will wear to her death.
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The sensors attempt to scope out where the mess is, then use the precision jet sprays, cleaning pads, and some elbow grease to wipe up the grime.
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Blood kept coming through the pimple and I had to continually cover it and cover it and wipe up the blood and cover it, so that was not fun.
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Don't use your sponge to scrub off chunky food debris or wipe up fresh meat juices, dirt from fruits and veggies, unpasteurized milk stuff, vomit or your pet's droppings.
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Some parents even use the cotton soakers to clean the house or wipe up finger marks long after their little one is out of diapers — I know I still do.
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"At the very minimum he was being used — they were using his reputation to try and wipe up their mess," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in a phone interview.
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Occasionally, between trips up and down the steps, he paused to wipe up drops of paint that had fallen beyond the brown paper he'd laid on the studio's faded but immaculate linoleum floor.
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Because some of the mixtures can get messy—especially when ingredients like honey and avocado are involved—it helps to have a towel handy when you apply them to wipe up any drips.
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It leaves both hands accessible and, in an instant, you can swoop in and wipe up the baby's spit up or quickly replace a pacifier that your baby threw into the next aisle.
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Poor farming conditions could typically wipe up to 0.7 percentage points from the country's gross domestic product, said AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver, although the country is enjoying strong livestock and wool prices.
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Take a dry cloth and wipe up any excess liquid from the surface of the laptop — especially near the keyboard, vents or ports — and open the lid as far back as it will go.
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We fail to lather and scrub our hands for 20 seconds after handling raw meat, neglect to wipe up meltwater from a thawing bird, or maybe even rinse off our birds in the sink.
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Technically, you should be cleaning your fridge weekly, but if you find this daunting, try giving it a deep clean at least once a month, and, of course, wipe up spills immediately as they happen.
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In many US McDonald's locations I've been to, especially the larger ones, you often have to move aside discarded trays with food remains and wipe up smears of Ketchup before sitting down at a table.
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You can see how customers (or Peeps, as they're referred to in-game) are responding to the park's attractions, or if it's too dirty—you've got to hire some cleaning staff to wipe up that vomit.
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Co-pilot Bojan Zoric tried to wipe up his mess, and he also accidentally turned the plane's auto-pilot off and "activated the emergency slot extension," which caused one of the Falcon's engines to shut down.
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I wipe up what I can reach from the toilet seat, then do some Kegels to see if maybe I can clear more of it out of me before I stand up to get a new pad.
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Easy-Off Professional Fume Free Max Oven Cleaner, $3.99, available at AmazonPeople rarely ever wipe up their oven messes immediately, but they come to regret it weeks later when the baked-on spills and grease don't budge.
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Jacob's grandfather Isaac and Tamir's grandfather Benny were brothers in a Galician shtetl of such minuscule size and importance that the Germans didn't get to it until their second pass through the Pale to wipe up Jewish crumbs.
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As for the towel some people use to wipe up semen after sex, that's pretty much the last place sperm wants to be, so it will die by the time the semen dries and definitely after a few hours.
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I cooked on this stove daily for over two years without issue when I was living in an RV. To prolong the life of your Coleman Classic, be sure to wipe up spills and keep it as clean as possible.
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True, at the castle we had seen a determined attempt at line-cutting by two middle-age women and observed a little girl in gladiator sandals urinating on the ground, though her mother took care to wipe up the mess and put it in a trash can.
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In the event the candy had become truly fused to a hard surface — like a half-sucked lollipop that's been abandoned on a windowsill — wet a rag with very hot water, wring it out and press it on the sticky mess, repeating as needed until it softens enough to wipe up.
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And if you can't together force Trump onto an agenda of national healing and progress, then you should together tell him that he can govern with his kids and Sanders — because you took an oath to defend the Constitution, not to wipe up Trump's daily filth with the uniform three of you wore so honorably.
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The unguarded skepticism about medical professionals and race is something that Dr. Stanford, who graduated from the Medical College of Georgia in 2007, said she has often discussed with colleagues of color, who have swapped stories of being mistaken for support staff, or asked to remove trays or wipe up messes in the emergency room.
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Instead, layer the salad so there are soft tomatoes between crisp bits of iceberg, and allow the tomato sauce of whatever else you're cooking to mix with it a little so there are soft bits and crisp bits and you can wipe up the last of the vinaigrette (and there should be a lot) with sliced Italian bread when you're done.
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As I told Admiral Burke, it was just a matter of time before someone was going to slug him. You can't operate like that. Admiral Felt wasn't big enough to defend himself. I said that one of these days he's going to come at someone who's going to wipe up the corridor with him, regardless of how many stars he has.
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Stunned, he falls and she keeps hitting him until he dies. Bryan stops her and says that she will go down for murder but he'll help her. A car pulls up and Bryan tells her to wipe up the blood and he'll hide the body. The visitor turns out to be Eduardo, the owner of the house that Bryan called earlier to complain about Federico.
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Baird was considered a 'smart clever and a phenomenal mentor', politically astute as well as having a sense of humour and of the absurd. Baird put patient care and even patient hygiene first, even known to 'wipe up patient areas with a damp cloth'. A new facility, Aberdeen's 'Baird Family Hospital' is opening in 2021, named for Joyce Baird and her brother D.T. Baird, their medical parents and the contribution the Baird family have made to medicine, especially for women, in Scotland and beyond.
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Andrew Flintoff emerged to form a vital partnership of 143 with Andrew Strauss, before to falling to Glenn McGrath for 72 an hour after tea. Strauss made his second century of the series, before being dismissed by Shane Warne off an acrobatic catch by Simon Katich. The day ended with Geraint Jones and Ashley Giles at the crease, with England 319 for 7. Certain forecasts for London called for showers sometime during the weekend, which, it was thought, might wipe up to a day of action or more from the ledger.
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The sources of radioactive pollution can be classified into two groups: natural and man made. Following an atmospheric nuclear weapon discharge or a nuclear reactor containment breach, the air, soil, people, plants, and animals in the vicinity will become contaminated by nuclear fuel and fission products. A spilled vial of radioactive material like uranyl nitrate may contaminate the floor and any rags used to wipe up the spill. Cases of widespread radioactive contamination include the Bikini Atoll, the Rocky Flats Plant in Colorado, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, the Chernobyl disaster, and the area around the Mayak facility in Russia.
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The day ended with Geraint Jones and Ashley Giles at the crease, with England 319 for 7. Certain forecasts for London called for showers sometime during the weekend, which, it was thought, might wipe up to a day of action or more from the ledger. Day 2 Day two began positively for the Australians, with Jones being bowled for 25 off Brett Lee, and Matthew Hoggard managing a meagre 2 before being dismissed by McGrath. However, Giles and Steve Harmison frustrated the Australians by taking the score past 370, before Warne trapped Giles lbw shortly before midday, leaving England all out for 373.
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This was coupled with a sub- par home court experience at the Coliseum, which included the NBA's lone rain delayed game on January 5, 1986 when rain water leaked from the roof onto the court as the Sonics played the Phoenix Suns. Timeouts were called so ball boys armed with towels could do their best to wipe up the puddles, but even so, two players slipped and fell on the wet surface. Early in the second quarter, referee Mike Mathis called the game with the Suns up by eleven points. The game was resumed from that point the following night, and Phoenix won .
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