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PIERRE CARDIN’S BUBBLE HOUSE (1981)
Air Lock Bubble Grommet One-way Exhaust Seal Valve With Cork Beer Wine Making Specification Material: Plastic Color: Transparent S-Shape Air Lock Twin Bubble Grommet Homebrew Beer Fermentation Wine Making Application:Pure juice fermentation, such as white wine fermentation, red wine secondary fermentation,preventing back-flush into the fermentation chamber during ambient temperature changes in the room.This style airlock is typically used on fermenters up to 20 Gallon. Usage: Fill water into the exhaust valve, insert to the cover of the brew barrel or rubber plug on the top of the fermentation container, cover with the lid. Function:Isolate the air from the wine/beer, discharge CO2, prevent flies flying into the wine/beer Usage: After sterilized adding water to the exhaust valve . After both sides of the exhaust valve's water in the parallel state, gently insert the brewing bucket lid. When wine was ferment generated bubbles, through the exhaust valve discharged to buckets outside , All the fermentation process is in normal temperature, automatic fermentation , exhaust, without manual control. Can be used for home-brewed beer, wine, cider and other uses. Size: See the picture Note: Please use boiled water to boil and disinfect the Air Lock before you using it. And clean it with water after using. Size for manual measurement, there may be a 0 to 1 cm error, belongs to the normal phenomenon. Package includes: 5x S-Shape Air Lock with snap-on caps
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Sam Heath, pictured, from South Bank, London is set to create the world's first bubble art exhibition after practicising at St Paul's and Tower Bridge.
The iconic, Pierre Cardin–owned Bubble Palace hits the market for a reported $455 Million: http://t.co/fhFx6d77ay
antti lovag's most recognizable work is arguably his first house design for philanthropist pierre bernard, located in the french town of theoule sur mer.
The bubble-like accommodation inCo Fermanagh, Ireland, puts visitors in the heart of nature
The Raval is one of our classics. Now in our bio wash "Re-ram Cobalt". This wash has the newest nano bubble technology and ozone washing. This reduces chemicals to almost zero and saves 80% of the water. Model is 178 cm tall and wears size 27/L34 Composition: 66% CO 16% PC REC CO 16% REC PES 2% EA
Francis Zoet is Chief Technology Officer at The Great Bubble Barrier. She has an M.Sc. in Sustainable energy and materials. Francis is working on product development of the Bubble Barrier and implementation of new projects. She co-founded The Great Bubble Barrier with Anne Marieke Eveleens and Saskia Studer. They have known each other for ten years and became friends teaching sailing classes at the same sailing school.
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Haus Rucker Co., Oasis no. 7, installed at documenta 5, Kassel, Germany, 1972
Introduce Ashley + Co's 'SootherUp' to your morning ritual for silky smooth skin every day. This indispensable lotion harnesses the nourishing power of honey, chamomile, and sweet almond to alleviate dryness and flakiness. Luxuriously plush and creamy, this hand and body lotion is available in Ashley + Co's range of iconic fragrances. Pair it with 'Washup' for an unparalleled cleanse and soothe ritual. Ashley + Co Signature Fragrances: Bubbles + Polka Dots: Rose Otto, Powdery Musk, Resinous Amber, Bergamot +Chamomile Blossom + Gilt: Costa Rican Tuberose, Wild Jasmine, Ylang Ylang, White Tobacco + Kaffir Lime Parakeets + Pearls: Green Tea, White Lilly, Orange Rind, Lime, Cardamon + Cypriol Spice Tui + Kahili: Delicate Lilly, Wild Ginger, Mimosa, Sandalwood + Ylang Ylang Vine + Paisley: Vanilla, Balsam, Sandalwood, Oak Moss, Mandarin Peel + Ambra Once Upon + Time: Fig Leaves, Gardenia, Vetiver, Cedarwood +Neroli Flower 500ml Not Tested On Animals
Click to enlarge With New Year's Eve upcoming, a large number of people will celebrate by popping open a bottle of champagne. The bubbles in your glass may seem simple enough, but there's actually a wealth of interesting chemistry behind them...
Even a wine snob can’t say no.
SHE was the last woman standing on this year’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! and Josie Gibson is back on our screens today in a return to This Morning. Aside from morning telly we’re ye…
In politics as well as business, people are shaped by who they see—and who they don't.
Today: A whale with a halo, a balancing bird, and a beautiful storm drain (yes, really).
Three easy DIY toner recipes to make at home for oily, sensitive and dry skin.
You read that right. Though the photos are minimal, the production super limited, and the idea kind of bonkers, our jaws instantly dropped when we caught sight of AudioOrb. An Indiegogo project with only one option for funding ($15K for your own orb), AudioOrb is the first spherical speaker you can literally step into, creating a musical cocoon of sound. Designed for a party of one, AudioOrb is all about letting the outside world fade away so you can experience solitude and surround sound all at the same time.
Champagne Pool, WaiOtapu, New Zealand "The name Champagne Pool is derived from the abundant efflux of carbon dioxide (CO2), similar to a glass of bubbling champagne. The hot spring was formed 900...
From gettin’ eggy with it all week long to celebrating the start of spring, this week’s been a solid one here at Brit HQ. Of course, there are always those gems we come across that just don’t fit into a proper post. Hope you enjoy this week’s dose of the BritList!
Bubble & squeak should be on everyone's radar come Christmas time – it's a great way of using up leftover mash, sprouts and cabbage
Ain’t no party like a white elephant party.
We've prepared for you a collection of images that show just how small our Earth is compared to the rest of the universe. And we're pretty sure they will make your problems seem so minuscule, you'll realize they're not even worth breaking a sweat over.
“🐰💌 [220527] (3:35pm): have you seen the donut picture sungho hyung sent by any chance?? (3:39pm): [photo] (3:40pm): they were eating like that ㅋㅋㅋㅎㅎㅎ (3:40pm): it's so cute ㅋㅎㅋㅎㅎ”
The tech giant shakes off political turmoil as it reports third-quarter profit soared 79 per cent
