Sheep are drenched and dipped to protect them against pests and illness. Drenching at weaning at and at regular intervals thereafter can prevent some worm parasites but the parasites, mostly worms, are becaming resistant to the drench. Dipping is done after shearing by pour-on, swim, shower or spray on treatment to control lice and flystrike outbreaks. Lousy sheep don't do well.
A process of dipping ware into the glaze.
Instead of brushing glaze onto ware, the piece can be dipped into a vat of glaze. This method is fast, accurate and efficient. for more information: TUTORIALS DIPPING TUTORIAL
Application of a glaze by immersion of the vessel in the glaze suspension.
Cleaning by immersion in a liquid capable of removing molecules from the surface, such as a solution containing thiourea
A form of cleaning by immersion in a liquid which is capable of causing molecular changes in the surface (with the intent of providing a more appealing look).
The process of dipping ware into glazes.
Dipping (sheep) is used to control external parasites such as blowfly and ticks. The sheep is immersed in a bath of water with a persistant insecticide mixed in.
A method of coating in which the article is immersed in the coating and withdrawn at a steady rate, drawing with it a uniform coating of film.
is a method of applying glaze by immersing a piece in a container of glaze.
A treatment where wood is immersed in a bath of sealant for several minutes, then allowed to air-dry. A sealant helps to prevent moisture damage to boards.
The process of coating or impregnating of insulating materials by immersion into the uncured material.