sheep dip การใช้

• Some chemicals used in sheep dips are known to have been harmful.
• Pour two ounces of sheep dip into an extra large pail of water.
• At that point, he was hip deep in the sheep dip as well.
• Plunge sheep dips may be a permanent in-ground structure or a steel transportable mobile dip.
• Here's owner Ken Bosley's mutton dip ( not to be confused with sheep dip ).
• In the grounds is a 19th century sheep dip.
• This later led to widespread use of creosote as a cattle wash and sheep dip.
• A sheep dip based on organo-phosphates has resulted in neurological conditions known as'OP poisoning '.
• Active sheep dips add an extra layer of security by checking antivirus and intervening if necessary.
• There is even an appropriate quaff at the bar : a single malt Scotch called Sheep Dip.
• But those back-stabbing SOBs are dipping as low as you can go in the old sheep dip.
• Such compounds are used for killing insects in a range of products including sheep dip, organophosphate pesticides, and carbamate pesticides.
• Sheep dip is available as wettable powders, pastes, solutions, or suspensions which are used to prepare diluted solutions or suspensions.
• First off, considering Gramm's A & M background, one wonders if he'll pick a sheep dip expert for a running mate.
• In an active sheep dip the antivirus protection is monitored in real time with another program in order to increase security.
• The company manufactured chemicals and exported pedigree live stock, and found success when it developed and manufactured the first effective sheep dip.
• The people with central responsibility for IT security must rely on prompt and accurate reports from those who use the sheep dips.
• First off, considering Gramm's A & AMP; M background, one wonders if he'll pick a sheep dip expert for a running mate.
• There are two broad classes of sheep dip : organophosphorus compounds, from which chemical warfare agents were later developed, and synthetic pyrethroids.
• By 1852 his experiments were conclusive enough for him to market the first truly effective sheep dip, known as " Cooper's dip ".