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... Carbonate of iron, 4 ounces; finely ground bone or "bone flour," 1 pound; powdered gentian, 4 ounces; common salt, 8 ounces; powdered fenugreek, 4 ounces; mix. In addition to this, 3 tablespoonfuls of powdered ...
Gasoline gas for house lighting is manufactured in a small generator by evaporating gasoline into gas and mixing it with air, about 5 per cent gas and 95 per cent air. We are all ...
... Few soils are formed only of coarse sand, most are mixtures of sand, silt and clay. Sands are sharp-sided, relatively large rock particles similar to table salt or refined white sugar. Irregular edges ...
... Take one ounce of Barbadoes aloes, and ten to fifteen drops of Croton-oil; mix the aloes with one pint of water and the oil, using the mixture as a drench. One pound of ...
... It is occasionally caused by calculous concretions in the bladder,--which should be removed,--causing very acute abdominal pain to the animal. She makes frequent efforts to stale, passing but a few drops of ...
... You can keep the ingredients separated and mix fertilizer by the bucketful as needed or you can dump the contents of half a dozen assorted sacks out on a concrete sidewalk or driveway and ...
... rotted sods two parts, old rotted manure one part, and enough coarse sand added to make the mixture fine and crumbly, so that, even when moist, it will fall apart when pressed into a ...
... It is too mussy to have the blacksmith work and the carpenter work mixed up. [Illustration: Figure 4.--Floor Plan of Farm Implement Shed, showing the workshop in one end of the building, handy ...
... All around the wall on the inside should run a broad platform on which are built against the wall the duck houses, fronting on a level concrete vestibule in which is constructed a permanent ...
For a footing, a step, a post hole or a slab. A 1:2:4 mix is for footings and paths, 1:2:5 for a mass base and 1:1.5:3 for a stronger mix. See Mixing Concrete.
Mixing by bucket. A wheelbarrow of sand is about 0.07 m3, so a bucket is roughly 0.014 m3. See Mixing Concrete.
Set posts in concrete for a gate, a fence or a sign. A quick-setting post mix works in cold weather. See Setting Fence Posts.
Water is the enemy of concrete strength. Never add water to make it easier to work; add cement or use a plasticiser instead. See Mixing Concrete.
Work out the whole foundation before ordering, and add 10% for the lumps. Dig in a straight line, and set the pegs before the mixer arrives.
Order the bar in lengths that avoid joints in the worst places, and bend a hook at the ends. See Mixing Concrete.
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