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When you say "If the tuner indicates that you are sharp, pull the head joint out slightly. If it indicates that you are flat, push it in," are you referring to slightly pulling apart the actual joint between the head and body, or do you mean rotating the angle slightly towards or away from my mouth?
They are referencing pulling the actual joint. If you wish to tune using the rolling method (which I do not condone, since better tone comes from having the flute rolled...
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Can I feed my Oscar fish frozen shrimp that contain salt and E451?
Shrimp is okay for your Oscar as an occasional treat. You can soak the shrimp in fresh water to help it thaw and eliminate some of the salt.
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I have lacquered commemorative brass plates that have black pitting on them. How can I get the spots off if traditional methods (baking soda, salt, etc.) haven't been successful?
This might be a bit of an unorthodox answer, but from my experience, acidity works best for tough spots on brass and other similar materials. Things like lemon juice and...
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How can you cleanse chakra stones with salt?
Fill a small bowl or pan with sea salts or Himalayan salt (normal salt works too, but coarse salt is best). Place your crystals in the salt bath—you can even...
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What if it hurts when I sneeze?
If it hurts when you sneeze, you may have an underlying sinus infection. Consider making an appointment with a doctor.
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Can I use Epsom salt instead of cooking salt?
It would work, I wouldn't recommend anything scented though, as it may cause problems. Also, quick warning to be careful while drying, I'd say put the dryer on low or...
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If I don't have kosher salt, can I use regular fine salt to season the steak?
You can. 1 teaspoon of table salt = about 2 ¼ teaspoons of kosher salt, so substitute as necessary.
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How much salt would you recommend?
Try a little more than 1/4 teaspoon. You could use 3/8 teaspoon just for a savory/ sweet taste. 1/4+1/8.
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I get that'd you put salt on the ice so it would not melt, but wouldn't that taste bad? Any solutions? (Referring to previous questions)
Don't put salt on the ice. Eat it right away or keep the shaved ice in a freezer compartment (for brief periods of time). You are absolutely correct it would...
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How often should you rinse your mouth with salt water?
Rinse your mouth with salt water after every meal. The salt water will help dislodge food from around your teeth. Additionally, salt sanitizes your mouth.
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