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1. Stand - Up Type Glazes, Part 2
When the brush reaches the forward end of the arc, press it against the piece and begin to draw it toward yourself, gradually reducing the pressure and, finally, lifting it from the surface.
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2. Rake, Leaf
The wire should form an arc more or less paralleling the arc formed by the ends of the tines.
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3. Air Purifiers
With the unit running, raise the chemical-filter frame and listen for the arc discharge from the blade. This indicates the high-voltage system is in operation and the discharge blade is working properly, and conclude by making a ground test.
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4. Stand - Up Type Glazes, Part 1
As mentioned earlier, stand-up glazes are those which "stay put," as applied, during the firing, resembling raised enamels. This brief statement describing stand-up glazes may tell what they are, but it does not begin to indicate the variety of uses to which they may be applied -a subject worthy of study by all hobby ceramists.
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5. The Facts About Hydroponics
Hydroponics is generally defined in modern encyclopedias and dictionaries as the science of growing plants without using soil by feeding them on solutions of water and mineral salts, instead of relying upon the traditional methods of cultivating the earth which most gardeners and farmers still continue to do in order to raise crops.
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6. The Hydroponic Process
Of the five essential requirements for good plant growing, three are supplied in hydroponics normally by the same means as they arc in soil gardening.
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7. Containers
The length and width of soilless gardens will depend on the needs of the householder, but generally speaking it is desirable to keep the width of units to three feet or under, because otherwise it becomes difficult to attend properly to the plants growing in them.
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8. Water Supply
The first test is that if the water is good for drinking by human beings or animals then it will be satisfactory for plants.
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9. Setting Up A Hydroponic Unit
Having selected the particular kind of container that you prefer —and this can be a plant pot, trough, box or other receptacle, as we have already seen—the first thing to do is to fill it with the chosen aggregate.
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10. Keeping Plants Healthy
Hydroponic home garden units seldom give trouble when operated according to the simple method recommended and your soillessly grown plants will remain healthy if you follow the easy rules laid down and take normal precautions.
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