(1) In addition, friction from washcloths, rough clothing, and abrasives should be avoided.
(2) The most predictive risk factors were identified as poor teat and udder hygiene, poor environmental sanitation, large herd population, and use of a shared washcloth for premilking cleaning of teats and udders.
(3) He is regularly shown happily getting high to the Popeye theme tune, but in the end the boys encounter him at summer camp, having lost his girlfriend and newborn son, Washcloth, due to excessive drug use and turning to prostitution in order to fund his habit, prompting him to become clean.
(4) These findings question the clinical usefulness of the application of cold over padded aces and compression dressings and the use of a damp washcloth to 'protect' the skin from frostbite.
(5) Group 2 included patients who had moist, warm washcloths applied to the breasts for five minutes before breast stimulation.
(6) There were no significant differences between 13 patients and 26 control subjects for presence of ear disease (hearing loss, chronic infection, prior operations), swimming, showering, bathing, frequency of ear cleaning, or method of ear cleaning (washcloth, cotton applicator).
(7) The Scheffe procedure indicated three homogeneous subgroups at 30 minutes: no barrier, damp washcloth; ace, dry washcloth; and padded ace.
(8) We compared the heat retention characteristics of warm washcloths, hard-boiled eggs, and a heat-generating product called the Re-Heater when used for delivering heat to the eyelids.
(9) "To go from a patched oven mitt and a washcloth full of soap slivers, to $14,000 a month?"
(10) During the first minute, the surface temperature decreased an average of 22 degrees C (ace), 3.8 degrees C (dry washcloth), 5.2 degrees C (no barrier) and 5.4 degrees C (damp washcloth).