Yes, Armor All can be used on car interior surfaces such as dashboard, seats, steering wheel, and door panels, to clean and protect against UV rays and fading. However, it is advisable to read all instructions on the product label before usage and to avoid using it on surfaces such as pedals, steering wheel, and other areas where slipperiness could be a potential hazard.
There are several drinks that have a lot of alcohol content, but it usually depends on the specific type and amount of alcohol used. Some of the most potent alcoholic drinks include vodka, whiskey, rum, gin, tequila, and absinthe. These drinks can have alcohol percentages ranging from 40% to 75%, making them extremely potent and often consumed in small doses. It’s important to practice responsible drinking and moderation when consuming high-alcohol drinks to avoid adverse effects on health and well-being.
Yes, a papaya can ripen after it is cut. Papayas continue to ripen even after they have been harvested. If the papaya is cut while it is still green, it can be left at room temperature to ripen until it is golden yellow or orange in color, soft to touch, and has a sweet aroma. However, if the papaya is overripe when it is cut, it may start to spoil and will not ripen any further.
The type of steak used in burritos can vary, but it is usually a thin and tender cut of beef such as skirt steak, flank steak, or sirloin steak. These cuts are marinated and grilled or pan-seared before being thinly sliced and added to the burrito filling. Sometimes, ground beef may also be used as a substitute for steak in burritos.
No, cats should not have chapstick as it is not safe for them to ingest the ingredients that are found in it. Some of the ingredients in chapstick, such as essential oils and fragrances, can be toxic to cats if swallowed. Additionally, cats may choke on the small cap or get it stuck in their throat if they play with it. Therefore, it is best to keep chapstick out of reach of pets to avoid any potential harm.
Yes, there is an easy way to pit plums. First, cut the plum in half and twist to separate the halves. Then, using your fingers, gently remove the pit from the center of each half. Alternatively, you can use a small paring knife to carefully cut around the pit and remove it. Another option is to use a cherry pitter, which can also work well for smaller plums.
Jiggers are called so because of their size and shape, which resembles the tool known as a jigger or jigger stick. A jigger stick is a tool that is used to measure and pour liquids in bars and restaurants. Similarly, jigger fleas, also known as sand fleas, are very small and oblong-shaped, similar in appearance to the jigger stick. Thus, the tiny parasites were named after the jigger stick, and the term “jiggers” has been used to refer to them ever since.
Yes, you can eat raw pomegranates. The edible seeds, or arils, inside the fruit are juicy and delicious. They can be eaten by themselves as a healthy snack or used in salads, smoothies, and other recipes. However, it is important to select ripe pomegranates and wash them thoroughly before eating to avoid any potential foodborne illnesses.
To increase the water level in your Maytag Bravos washer, first make sure the washer is properly leveled. Then, check the water inlet hoses to ensure they are not kinked or blocked. If everything appears to be in order, select the Heavy Duty cycle and adjust the soil level to the highest setting. This will automatically increase the water level. Alternatively, you can manually add more water by pausing the cycle and adding water to the tub using a bucket or hose. However, be sure not to overfill the washer beyond its maximum capacity.
There are several brands of chicken sausage that are nitrate-free, including Applegate, Bilinski’s, Aidells, and Al Fresco. These sausages are made without the use of nitrates or nitrites, which are often added to processed meats as a preservative. Nitrate-free chicken sausage is a healthier option, as nitrates have been linked to an increased risk of cancer and other health problems.