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Clean the skillet immediately after each use while it is still warm, by hand, using hot water and a sponge.

I then apply a base coat of paint using a makeup sponge — latex has been added to the paint to allow flexibility and avoid cracking — over the entire mask.

This design is great for those accustomed to using a sponge, and it’s still tough enough to clean even the toughest of surfaces—like the grill after a cookout, or the cast iron after a fish dry.

Picture the technology as a sort of giant sponge inserted just below ground level.

They use sea sponges to protect their beaks while rooting for food on the seafloor.

Swift hopes that playing the victim, the perky sponge of “hate,” sells.

No mayonnaise, only butter, which had been absorbed, sponge-style, into the bun.

Santa snacks on rice pudding in Denmark, sponge cake in Chile, Kulkuls in India, and mince pies in the U.K.

What do a smiley-face shaped sponge, a toilet training device for cats, and a hands-free umbrella have in common?

More important, his crusade against sponge paddles saved his beloved sport from an unwatchable fate.

Aristide called on Madame Coquereau, who entertained him with sweet Frontignan wine, dry sponge cakes and conversation.

There was set there a vessel full of vinegar: so they put a sponge full of the vinegar upon hyssop, and brought it to his mouth.

One day she thought her papa's hat looked rough and rusty: so what did she do but wash it with a sponge wet in water.

After it is on the bottle, take some of the best sweet oil and with a clean sponge wet the lace thoroughly to the inmost folds.

Finish them by dipping a sponge into a size, made by boiling isinglass in water, and rub the wrong side.