how is itching done on stainless steel helmets?
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you remove the helmet and itcth the spot .
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paste of soda bicarbonate (baking soda) and water takes the itch out of many itches from insects and nettles
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All the answers until now have mentioned the soap, shower gel, shampoo, but no one mentioned the water.\n\nhave a look to the shower head as the lime scale accumulates in it and can provoke itchiness.\n\nand the worst case scenario you also can get legionaries disease "small microbes that bread on your shower Head".
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I am guessing you mean stainless steel. Stainless means that it resits staining  normal oils, soaps, the mild acids found in open air and persipation (human sweat),  that rust or stain normal metals such as iron, copper, sterling silver. Etching or engraving usually very strong acids such as hydrochloric (HCl).
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In the steel industry there are cold rolled plain steel sheets as well as hot rolled plain sheets,\nThe hot rolled sheets are given a cold rolling in the rolling machines in which a very very thin layer is removed giving the steel sheet a shining surface like a stainless steel.Since such a thin reduction is done it is called SKIN PASS ROLLING
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I 'm not a dermatologist but try using Neutragena T gel shampoo and conditioner they work great at helping itchy dry scalps.
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I've always just sprayed it with water.  You don't want anything too heavy, I would think that cream is out. \n\nCheck with the guys at the band store. \n\nCheers!
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huh...well this is a disturbing one. im not totally sure on a human head, but when we kill a deer, we take the head a skin it then boil it in a huge pan for a few hours, then we let it sit in the garage or some where and if there is any remaming flesh or what not maggots will eat it, after you let it sit for awhile then soak it in a big bucket of bleach, that will get rid of anything else that might be on it and make it really white.  hope that helps, im still quite disturbed...
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There are a couple of ways:\n\nThe non-technological way to do it is to spit a little into the inside of the goggles, spread it around with your finger and then rinse it with the water.\n\nThe technical way is to get some lens-defogger liquid which you should be able to buy from a good sports store for a few dollars.  I'v found barracuda defogger to be pretty good: http://www.trivillage.com/bargog0320.html
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You get those steel wool scrub pads and rub it really good.
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mix pepper powder with milk or curd\n\napply that milk or curd on ur scalp\n\nleave it for 1/2 hr\n\nthen u wash ur head\n\nor\n\ntake coconut oil and heat it lightly\n\napply that oil on the scalp and massage it\n\nafter 1/2 hr u wash ur head
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I am still working on this one myself- aveno oat meal baths, reguarly use a healing mosturizer (I like curel ultra healing extra strength skin hydrator) the key is to put it on before the itching starts- Ive been told not to use cortizone too much because it thins the skin- benadryl gel can be helpful- store it in the fridge so that its cold when it goes on- sarna anti-itch cream SOMETIMES helps- I also find it helpful sometimes to either apply an ice pack or wrap it in an ace bandage- Ive also been told to "pat dry" when getting out of shower/bath- avoid scratching at all costs- BELIEVE ME I KNOW HOW DIFFICULT THIS IS!!
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There are new patches that you can use OTC.  They work really great.  They release warmth to the area where applied.  You should them, you can even work with them on.
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i used to get bengay or icyhot and rub that on it \n\nthen get a towel wet it, ring it out and put it in the micro to heat it and wrap your wrist you should be 70 to 90% by tomorrow good luck
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Take SULFUR 30 its Homeopathic and helps and cures itching and Allergies and you wont feel any side effects as it has none.Just curative powers no side effects .
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This lab involves putting iron (steel wool) into a solution of copper sulphate. The reaction produces metallic copper and iron sulphate solution. I've never been really sure if it's iron(II) sulphate or iron(III) sulphate as the product. I've used both equations with good results. \n\n   Fe   +  CuSO4   --->  Cu  +  FeSO4\n   2 Fe   +  3 CuSO4   --->  3 Cu  +  Fe2(SO4)3\n\n\nFor prelab, make up a saturated copper(II) sulphate solution\nTrust me. Otherwise, the kids will be filtering for hours.  \n\nHave containers available for appropriate disposal of reagents. And make sure they clean up all of the bits of steel wool from the lab benches. Those little bits will haunt you for weeks if they don't.\n\n\n\n\nMethod\n\n1. Obtain 100 mL of copper (II) sulphate solution in\n   a clean, dry beaker. \n\n2. Obtain about 10 g of steel wool. Record the exact mass.\n \n3. Place the steel wool into the copper(II) sulphate solution.  Stir with a glass rod. When the solution loses its blue colour, add more copper(II) sulphate solution.\n\n4. Continue stirring (and adding solution, if necessary)until the strands of steel wool are no longer apparent, and only particles of a reddish brown solid are visible.\n\n5. Record the mass of a piece of filter paper.\n   Place it into a funnel.\n \n6. Pour the mixture through filter paper in a funnel.\n   Rinse any residue in the beaker into the filter        paper      with distilled water. Rinse the solid in the filter paper with distilled water.\n\n7. Allow the solid and filter paper to dry, then find the combined mass.\n\n\nAnalysis\n\n1. If iron was the limiting reactant, predict the mass of copper which should have been formed. Show work.\n  \n2. Calculate the percentage difference between  the mass of copper predicted in question 1 and the actual amount of copper produced. Show all work.\n\n3. Discuss possible explanations for your results in question 2.\n\n\n\nGood luck !
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A product called Tinactin. It's a cream made for jock itch. Works great.