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Due to their arid natural environment, chinchillas have evolved to adapt with their harsh surroundings. Their thick fur helps in insulating their bodies because they aren't really able to sweat. Instead, blood rushes to their ears to help them from overheating. Their coats play a big help in protecting them from extreme temperatures. More so, the thickness also keeps parasites out and other irritants away from their sensitive skin.

Once you've finished applying the dye, take plastic wrap or plastic bag, wrap your cloth up and place it in a warm spot for at least 24 hours. This is what we call 'batching'. The cloth fibers will spend the next 24 hours reacting with the dyes and turning your white cloth into a tie dye masterpiece.

The discovery of tea has debatable origins. Some give credit to the Chinese Emperor named Chen Nung who reigned during the third century. It is said that he once sat under a tree to boil water for drinking. The leaves of the tree Camellia sinensis dropped into his bowl. The resultant mixture was so tasty that it prompted tea making.

However, before you start, it's important to get a baseline of what the pH is in your body so that you can see how you are improving or if you need to continue to eliminate more acid body ph foods and add in more alkaline ones.

Baking soda can be used to clean your stove top, your counter-tops, and your sinks. You simply dampen the area and put a little bit of baking soda on a wet cloth. You will find that www.nuoctrotau.net has been specializing in soda for quite some time. Then rub gently over the dirty surface. You will be surprised at how clean the surface becomes. This cleanser works as well as the expensive cleansers we buy.

Handmade soap has many benefits for your skin. When making soap, you can choose the oils that you feel will suit your skin's needs. As I read soap recipes online, the process seems quite simple - choose your oils, run it through a soap calculator, weigh your ingredients, mix them, add the lye water, stir, pour into molds. However, as a mother of three little inquisitive minds ages five and under, working with the saponifying agent in soap, namely sodium hydroxide, aka lye, was not an option for me. How, then could I have the benefits of handmade soap without the dangers of lye?

ash powder TOOTHPASTE. I always sprinkle a little baking soda on top of my toothpaste. (Just make sure that you brush GENTLY.) Although I'm a huge coffee-enthusiast, I have very, very white teeth-which I attribute in part to baking soda. I've been adding it to my toothpaste for almost 5 years now and haven't experienced any damage; however, I *highly* encourage you to do your own research before trying this for yourself. Some people definitely have softer enamel than others, so this might not be an option.

With stevia, here's the thing. I've done extensive research on stevia for a trade journal article. I've talked to researchers and manufacturers and I've read through a dozen peer-reviewed published studies. Stevia is clearly a healthy alternative to sugar and in fact seems to help prevent diabetes and alleviate it.