[Cob] % Lime putty -recipe for volume use

[Yun Que]

   Cat here!  A mason some years ago told me his dad a mason also used to
   urinate on his hands to heal the damage done by his work.  In the
   hills this is a common practice for wounds in the field when you
   aren't going to take the time to go back to the house.

   This is a handy self made antibacterial.  When something as
   inconsequential as a splinter from a barn stall can cause staff, it's
   a nice thing to know.   We also use fresh urine with injuries on the
   animals.  Note. must be fresh and warm.  It is a rather nourishing
   substance and develops bacteria quickly.

   "More between heaven and earth then is spoken of in your philosophy!"
   for the good of all C.
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     >I forgot to mention the thing about vinegar. This past summer
     after working with cob, very well aged clay plasters mixes, and
     lime putty, I found that washing with a mixture of baking soda and
     vinegar with a little natural soap made my hands feel nice and soft
     again. Takes the smell out from the clay that may have gone
     anaerobic as well!
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     >Phil Hawn
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     >Charmaine Taylor wrote:
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     >keep a bottle of white /cider vinegar- it will stop the harsh
     drying action of lime to the hands/skin immediately. Just risnse
     hands with vinegar, THEN wash well, soap alone will not stop the
     "pruning" of your fingers.
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