Sentence examples for saltwater bath from inspiring English sources

It all depends on your plants, your soil and how much rain you had before and after the saltwater bath.

For instance, Le Jardin Day Spa near Philadelphia has a 30-minute "foot detox," which involves placing feet in a saltwater bath; it can, the spa claims, energize red blood cells and circulation, aid kidney and liver function and boost the immune system.

The light therapies available are numerous, and include natural sunlight, NB-UVB, broadband (BB -UVB, UVA, UVA1, cold-light UVA1, UVA and UVBB -UVB), fUVA-spectrUVA1ight (including UVA, infrared and visible light), saltwater bath plus UVB (balneophototherapy), Goeckerman therapy (coal tar plUVA1VB radiation), psoralen plUVA and UVBA), and other forms of phototherapy.

Also it is better to give them a saltwater bath.

Give the fish a mild saltwater bath and don't make it too strong.

If you live in an area where pests or broccoli worms are a problem, prepare a saltwater bath and soak the broccoli for half an hour.

Due to improving transport links, via the Clevedon Branch Line, Clevedon was able to cater for the late 19th century craze for bathing in the sea with saltwater baths adjacent to the pier (since demolished, though the foundations can still be seen), and bathing machines on the main beach.

The Victorian craze for bathing in the sea was catered for in the late 19th century by saltwater baths adjacent to the pier (since demolished, though the foundations remain), and bathing machines on the main beach.

She is given hot saltwater baths to soothe her bruises and stitches.

I never really understand why they don't make saltwater baths in many beaches outside of Oz.

Royal terns with bright red beaks indulged in vigorous saltwater baths; tiny sanderlings zipped along the length of the beach so fast I couldn't see their legs moving.