It should have a seat for foot washing.
Fill your dish washer and washing machine with a full load - this will save you water, electricity, and washing powder.
They can use washing machine, radio and iron without electricity supply.
The tiny washing machine can either be mounted on the wall or integrated beneath a bathroom countertop.
Dr. Fielding says personal hygiene is important in any catastrophe, and simple measures such as hand washing can limit the spread of disease.
A family of ducks came swimming by, and a raccoon appeared on the landing across the river and looked at me curiously before washing its breakfast and eating it.
Previously, it has been held that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere was the cause of the ocean being fertilised, as rising levels brought climatic changes, washing more nutrients into the sea.
Yes, I can hang the washing out.
It is unsanitary to eat without washing one's hands.
They diddled with the washing machine, but it still wouldn't work.
But then if you're looking at the water footprint, you want to know how that establishment is washing glasses.
Outside, the tiny back yard was a jungle of pot plants and climbers, with neatly folded washing hung against the ochre walls.
But Theodore still wanted to know why, so he climbed up, up, up a snowy hill and slid down the other side. There he found Fox standing on a ladder washing his Windows.
Have you brought in the washing?
My mum is always doing chores for her family, like cleaning the house, and washing clothes.
He had four brother and sister cats, so his mother was kept busy feeding and washing her new family.
European washing machines, Jobs discovered, used less detergent and less water than their American counterparts, and were easier on the clothes.
This cloth won't bear washing.
Let's leave the washing-up till the morning.
This really transforms anything you do, from work tasks to conversations to chores like washing the dishes.
The 33-year-old has made models of a winter scene with a child building a snowman and another of a woman taking clothes down from a washing line.
Truth: One thorough washing will do the trick.
The washing of time, the vicissitudes of life and the tiredness of work have worn the edges and corners of the body smooth.
Inside, he hears her washing dishes.
In the rays of the setting sun we sat on the rocks in the stream, washing clothes.
The cylinder is a crucial part of the washing machine.
Washables can have a lower carbon footprint, but only if you have an energy-efficient washing machine, use a 60-degree wash cycle, limit yourself to 24 nappies, and don't tumble dry or iron them.
Workers at an automobile factory demanded three minutes washing-up time before lunch and three minutes at the end of their shifts.
Improper washing of fresh produce.
A boxlike device furnished with rockers, used for washing gold-bearing dirt.
Under this model, the product still provides its intended service — washing clothes — without the waste.
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