I've had fairly good luck doing it in the following way. Since vinegar is the primary smell in pickles and it's acidic, we used a base to counteract it. First we scrubbed the bucket well, inside and out, with Dawn dish detergent. Most any sort will do. Then we filled the buckets with hot water and dissolved a cup of baking soda in each. Stir well, get the bucket as full as you can and put the top on. Put the bucket in the sun to keep it warm so the plastic pores stay open as much as possible.

R'jari smacked his forehead, and then winced... and promptly started laughing. Again, he recieved the confused look from his lifemate. "Eh... don't mind me. But do come this way." The lanky hatchling wandered cautiously over to the bucket with the bronze stripe that his rider stood beside, poked his nose inside... and then instinct took over. See similar questions...

If you don't want to use one of the dbm methods for storage (if you only have dumbdbm, for example), or one of the SQL methods, you can use a pickle (of a giant in-memory Python dict). A pickle will be relatively small, but slower, compared to using of the the dbm storage methods. To use a pickle, set the option "persistent_use_database" to False in your configuration file, in the section "Storage". See similar questions...

There is no odor during your treatment. We use a "closed system" where a tube takes warm water into the colon and a waste hose removes waste from the body. It travels through the colonic equipment and directly into to the sewer. There is no mess or odor. See similar questions...

Yes, foot odor is caused when bacteria breaks down the components that make up sweat. Stopping the sweat with topical medications has a dramatic and often quick result. See similar questions...

My micrometer and dial calipers are standard, not metric. Here are the measurements for a shim bucket, in inches, give or take a few thousandths of an inch. (The numbers in parenthesis are the closest rational conversions. See similar questions...

Pickle Lake is located at the end of Highway 599 about 300 km (180 miles) north of Ignace, Ontario. If you are driving from the U.S., you can either take the International Falls/Fort Frances border crossing or cross at Pigeon River. If you go through the International Falls/Fort Frances border, go east from Fort Frances on Highway 11 for approximately 30 km (18 miles), then head north on Highway 502. See similar questions...

Steve: Don't tell Heins, but his pickles don't actually dress up for theme weekends on their own. I routinely buy out the local Ben Franklin's complete stock of artificial cucumbers in order to create little costumed pickles to celebrate the theme of the week at the Faire. It makes people smile, and it gets them to come every weekend to look. (Check out some of my pickle art.) See similar questions...

Heins: Ahhhh... a great hero of my people. In every batch of pickles, there shall always be one or two that are not quite right, so you throw them away. And then, once a year vhen de veather turns, dey come back. If not for de Pickle Slayer, they vould take o'er d whole shire. Steve: Pssst.... Don't tell anyone I told you, but the Pickle Slayer is actually mild-mannered pickleman Heins. See similar questions...

we have seen, "an-archy" implies "without (hierarchical) authority." Anarchists are not against "authorities" in the sense of experts who are particularly knowledgeable, skillful, or wise, though they believe that such authorities should have no power to force others to follow their recommendations (see section B.1 for more on this distinction). In a nutshell, then, anarchism is anti-authoritarianism. See similar questions...

Perhaps a dab of something nice-smelling near or on the nose, tricks the nose. Try a flavored lipgloss, they're cheap, non-toxic and come in multi flavors. If I was desperate I'd put a bit of Vicks rub up inside/near my nostril. Not everyone likes the smell. It also has an added benefit, if your immune system is low from the chemo, other people often think the person with the Vicks has a cold and they stay away. Try scent elimination products for hunters. See similar questions...

The testing criteria for cushion and carpet is a pass/fail test. As long as CRI’s label is on the cushion sample, that means that the cushion meets a low level requirement as far as chemical emissions. Upon initial installation of carpet & cushion, have good ventilation and air exchange for approximately 48 to 72 hours. This will take care of most odors associated with the installation. See similar questions...

Odor Genie Eliminates unwanted odors. It does not mask odors, does not emit odors and does not mask unwanted smells. Just ask the Odor Genie to zap scents like vomit, urine (even cat urine!), fish, mildew, sewer, feces, garbage, ammonia or any organic odor. See similar questions...

Odor Genie is a natural crystalline mineral that eliminates odors through a process called Cation Exchange Capacity or "CEC." Odor Genie has a super negative ion charge. Organic odors such as the ones listed above have a strong positive charge. As the old saying goes, "Opposites attract," and that's a fact! When Odor Genie is released from its bottle or bag, it immediately begins to attract positively charged ions. See similar questions...

Organic odors with a positive ion charge: pet, urine, vomit, feces, garbage, beer, smoke from tobacco & wood, ammonia, mildew, all forms of decomposition, sewage, carbon dioxide, Freon, formaldehyde, ethylene, nitrogen, methyl alcohol, helium and many more. See similar questions...

Direct sunlight cleanses Odor Genie. Placing the mesh bag of Odor Genie in the direct sunlight causes Odor Genie to release odors it has attracted. Once the sunlight cleanses the genie, it is once again ready to eliminate odors. See similar questions...

ONGARD® is odorless and after it dries in about one minute, you will forget that you have it on. The only way you will know is when you wash your hands in soap and water, you will notice that the soap is more slippery than usual. The no odor is important for hunters and is considered a big benefit. See similar questions...

Yes, On The Border® Drink Mixes can make great family treats when prepared without alcohol. When mixing a 90oz or 96oz bucket of On The Border® Drink Mix, add 25oz. (750ml) Lemon-Lime Soda (for Margaritas) or Ginger Ale (for Daiquiris). If mixing a 45oz bucket, simply reduce the amount by half, stir, freeze and enjoy! Please note that the On The Border® Drink Mixes can freeze a bit more when made without alcohol. See similar questions...