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Pack up a cooler with frozen washcloths, says photographer Ira Lippke of the Day collective.
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But sometimes, storm systems can squeeze it all out of the air just as one would wring out a washcloth.
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Deputies found the burning pot of Ragu sauce and a washcloth near the stove’s burner which appeared to be an attempt to start a fire, according to WESH-TV.
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If your toy vibrates, wipe it down with a warm, damp, soapy washcloth.
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After massaging the skin with a blend of the brand's Ceramic Slip Cleanser and UFO Ultra-Clarifying Face Oil and wiping it off with a warm washcloth, the aestheticians backstage then smoothed the Martian Mattifying Toner all over the face.
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Then, lightly press a warm (not hot), damp washcloth on top of the area for two minutes to soften the skin. 2.
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This can be done with a soft washcloth, a loofah, or a body brush, but for those in a hurry and DIY-ing their tan, Coco's created a tool to help.
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The tests also show that blood found on the washcloth was Hardin's own – not that of the victim nor from animals the prosecution claimed were used ritual sacrifices.
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First Known Use of washcloth
1863
WASHCLOTH Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of washcloth for English Language Learners
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: a small piece of cloth that you use to wash your face and body
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Definition of washcloth for Students
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