₦airaland Forum

nobledeals:
please is the sodium sulphate in powder form?

juicypetal:
I think that the jacket tutorials went with the nairaland last year tsunami. So if you don't mind can that be our next project? Thanks so much!

onyeakwanga:
BUT WHAT IF YOU GOT 1100 OR 1200 INSTEAD OF 1300 WHAT WILL YOU DO . CAN SOMEBODY TRY TO TELL US WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU PRODUCE WITH IT

jaedee:
Simple and short. I like it. Buh like hw many strands of crystal beads wil I need for a complete work? Any ideas?

moranu:
you can only use the fresh one sis

moranu:
3cups of Gnut
2litres of water
Icup of sugar
Salt to taste
Flavour
4eggs
Vegetable oil

Put your Gnut inside water and wash,pour the washed Gnut inside a pail and boil water, pour the water on the Gnut and put Salt to taste,then cover it for 15mins. Drain the water and spread it till its completely dry.
Whisk your eggs and pour sugar and( flavour) if u like.
Pour the mixture on the Gnut and mix with fork(be careful so that u won't break it) Mix your flour and baking powder in a bowl,sprinkle it on until well coated. Then deep fry. I think this is more explicit.

onyeakwanga:
I SAID EARLIER THAT THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF SOAP PRODUCTION PROCESS WHICH ARE THE COOL PROCESS AND THE HOT PROCESS. WE WILL START WITH THE COOL PROCESS

onyeakwanga:
SODIUM SULPHATE (AND NOT CALCIUM SULPHATE) IS USED AS A SURFACTANT IN SOAPS AND DETERGENT. SURFACTANT MEAN SURFACE ACTIVE AGENT, WHICH IN TURN MEANS ANY SUBSTANCE THAT HAS POWER TO REMOVE DIRTS FROM MATERIALS. USING IT IN MEDICATED SOAP AS YOU ASKED IS NOT WRONG BUT IGNORING IT IS PREFERED AS IT IS BEST EMPLOYED IN DETERGENTS AND LAUNDRY SOAPS.

onyeakwanga:
I'll be posting greatly today

to confirm that I read your post but make sure to confirm that you had also seen my response after I'm through with the posting by commenting on the thread

noncy21:
what a lovely thread. pls ma teach me how to draft and cut ladies jacket. tnx ma.

larosa:
Right.

the blue dress tutorial would have to wait a bit am quite busy but I will try my best.

larosa:
YES, we do Lycra too. I know most people are weary of sewing Lycra but i think its such a sweet fabric. no need for lining and usually wash and wear. If you cant get ball point needles, your best bet is to run a stick of candle along everywhere on the fabric your needle would go. It works like a charm for me