Advantages: Cheap and easy to make Disadvantages: Only lasts 2 months
As my last medicinal herb recipe went down so well and after I was asked by quite a few people to do some more reviews I have decided to do a few more.
I started to grow my own herbs over the last few years and last year I started to experiment with different recipes, this year ill be trying this one when the herb grows.
If you find it interests you let me know in the comment box and ill post some more.
*****This one is for a Marigold cream*****
The ingredients you need are the following
150 grams of emulsifying ointment
70 grams of glycerol
80 ml of water
30 grams of dried marigold flowers
**The herb**
Calendula officinalis - Marigold
Also known as Marybud, Holligold and pot Marigold to name a few.
Marigold in from the Mediterranean and has been distributed all over the world as a garden plant ...
the_enlightened_one 28.01.2007 (10.02.2007)
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Marigold
Advantages: A superbly-written detective novel. Disadvantages: The ending is not as strong as the rest of the plot.
family still has a home. Whilst appearing to investigate complaints of harassment made by a family friend, Contessa Zulian, he's actually looking into the possible abduction of an American from an island in the Venetian lagoon. Some of his methods are unorthodox, even unethical and he has to examine his own conscience when a fellow detective is brutally murdered. Throw in a good helping of local politics and corrupt local politicians and you have the makings of an excellent story.
The story is dominated by the city itself, with the title coming from the lagoon in which Venice is situated ? the Laguna Morta. This isn't a book written by a casual visitor. Michael Dibdin lived and worked in Italy for four years and when he writes of the cities in which the Zen novels are set he brings them to life in a way which few travel books are ...
Advantages: Purpose designed Disadvantages: A bit fiddly
This is a boring but necessary review. Boring because you'd all much rather be reading about DVDs or perfumes; necessary because now the spring sunshine is streaming in, have you seen the state of your venetianblinds?
This is a purpose-designed gadget for a notoriously fiddly job. There are two parts to it: the brush and the anti-static fluid, so you get a twin-pronged attack on the wretched things. The brush looks like a huge, thin toothbrush with 6 "bristles". Each bristle rotates and is covered with a woolly yellow fibre (don't know what it is and the packet doesn't say). The fluid is in a 375ml spray bottle. Spray a little of the fluid on to the brush, then pull the trigger underneath the brush handle which pulls the bristles apart. Slide the bristles of the brush between the slats of the blind and release the trigger ...
Chouchinciao 13.04.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Blind Brite
