| Traditional siccatives use lead, manganese or cobalt metals to promote oxidation whereas alkyd resin is used in modern driers. |
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| When these driers are dissolved in aliphatic or aromatic hydrocarbons, they are known as siccatives. |
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| The walls by the hand driers is covered with a dark spots that look like mold. |
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| With all the new technology in restroom hand driers, you might think blowers are more hygienic than a simple sheet of paper. |
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| For solvent-based paints, mildewcides, driers, and antiskinning compounds are added. |
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| One parent said her daughter and classmates had suffered several bouts of gastroenteritis, due to the lack of soap and hand driers. |
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| He confirmed that bathrooms would be fitted with soap and hand driers. |
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| It's great to be somewhere with spotless loos, complete with soap, toilet roll and hand driers for a change! |
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| The massive driers belched stinky exhaust over the town of Steveston. Everything was saturated with the odour of herring oil and burned fuel. |
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| The paprika can be dried in small sacks hung under eaves, in drying chambers or with conveyor-belt driers. |
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| This concept began in 1982, with the construction of the industrial site at the time, Maïs Angevin, including two driers. |
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| In order to increase operational safety of the commonly used compressed-air brake systems, air driers have been employed for some time. |
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| Most of the available types of driers are controlled with two parameters: duration and inlet temperature. |
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| Several hundred solar water heaters, solar driers and other systems installed. |
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| Somewhat more expensive and difficult methods make use of driers in which the products are artificially dried using heated air. |
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| Some women were trained in building and using solar driers to process shea butter. |
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| The second and third driers remove moisture from the acetylene stream that may be carried over after compressing. |
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| If filter driers are installed in this loop, the drier will have too little capacity. |
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| In fact, any such improvement conferred on the paint medium was probably due to the incorporation of driers into the oil used in the varnish production. |
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| A number of cobalt salts, particularly organic compounds, are excellent driers of paints, varnishes, and inks. |
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| Sugar is separated from mother liquor in basket centrifuges, and it is dried in either rotary louvred driers or fluidized-bed dryer-coolers. |
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| Air driers are used to assure failure-free operation of safety systems. |
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| The objects then were japanned with a varnish that differed from area to area but was generally based on a mixture of linseed oil, driers, and colours. |
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| Pulp driers are a major energy consumer at the beet factory, which must purchase fuel since pulp cannot be burned and has a high market value as feed. |
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| Washing clears all remaining traces of pulp from the coffee seeds, which are then dried either by exposure to sunlight on concrete terraces or by passing through hot-air driers. |
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| Some commercial solar crop driers are available for peppers and preserves as well as for drying timber, but this kind of use is limited to a few operators. |
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| Filter driers serve two functions: drying function and filtering function. |
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| To guarantee the operational safety of air brake systems, it is imperative that air driers are replaced according to the manufacturer's guidelines. |
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| The energy label helps consumers to assess the running costs when buying new household appliances such as fridges, freezers, washing machines, driers, dishwashers, or ovens. |
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| Multiple drum driers are ideal for applications requiring high line speeds, extended dwell time and in-line temperature profiling for drying, thermal bonding and cooling. |
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| The sun and a northwesterly wind are great driers of the earth. |
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