Colour catchers are sheets that are popped in to the wash to prevent coloured items ruining your whites when they are washed together.
It was O.K., though, I realized, as I dried dishes that the vegetarian and the photo editor were washing together, in a saintly manner.
Mainstream and alternative cultures have washed together in a quite unexpected way, so that all of these once unthinkables now seem no great shakes: Tory MPs going to Glastonbury; Sufjan Stevens soundtracking Radio 4's Food and Farming Awards; everyone shopping at Topshop.
Many skeletons of Indohyus were washed together, and the bones are jumbled.
Other discoveries of adjacent adult and juvenile bones have hinted at parental care, but those fossils could have been washed together.
The commercial scourer was placed in the milk containers during the washing together with the bar soap and water (cold, warm or hot), closed with the lid and shaken vigorously for 2 min.
The interventions they are testing are "combined intervention packages" that join approaches to sanitation, water and hand-washing together into single projects.
Beads were collected by centrifugation at 1000×g, and washed twice with ModRIPA buffer before beads were combined and washed together in the third wash.
Questions concerned the required or needed amounts of pesticides on the farm; whether pesticides were prepared, mixed, and stored in the home; if work clothes were washed together with family clothes; if spraying equipment was cleaned after use in the orchards; if the farmer used to eat or smoke at the workplace; and if the safety period of applied pesticides was followed (Table 4).
In a study conducted in Brazil, Peres et al. (2006) identified women as a target for pesticide education, because they can "significantly and unknowingly increase their exposure to these chemical agents and put their homes and families at risk, especially when the family's regular clothes are washed together with contaminated ones".
