tar oil

The dirty tar oil is the, very dirtiest energy on this planet.

In order to reduce friction between the wheels and the axles, tar oil was used.

This clay contained 5% tar oil, so required less fuel to fire.

Little devil hasn't touched his tar oil for days."

The lighter tars oil fog would travel considerably further.

Though the tar oil had prevented infection, for some reason Mary's a peculiar blackened colour.

Birch tar oil is an effective repellent of gastropods.

"Give it a strengthening dose of tar oil and a nice comfy basket in front of the stove?"

The repellent effect of birch tar oil mixed with Vaseline applied to a fence lasts up to several months.

Birch tar oil is also used in perfumery as a base note to impart leather and wintergreen notes.

"There are people who live near the highway who don't want to smell bone tar oil," Mr. Schoener said.

Tracks, points, ballast, and sleepers, which had consisted of oak beams soaked in mineral tar oil, and were over 40 years old, were replaced.

One problem he faced was to purify benzene from the light tar oils, which was supplied in barrels by coal tar distilleries and gas plants.

Area repellents, including ammonia, bone tar oil, putrefied meat scraps and even bags of human hair suspended on string in the vicinity of the garden, are also effective.

Most taste repellents contain Thiram, a fungicide, while the odor repellents may contain either a putrescent egg base, tar oil or an ammonium soap.

P.M. Harper, Gordon Campbell and P.M. Cameron, have been having secret meeting, to sneak the dirty tar oil into Britain, behind all of our backs.

Over 160 varieties of paraffin wax, ethylene, tar oil and benzene are exported to more than 10 nations and regions including the USA, the UK, Thailand and Hong Kong.

An old wood tar oil recipe for the treatment of wood is one-third of each Genuine wood tar, balsam turpentine and boiled or raw linseed oil or Chinese tung oil.

Until three years ago, road crews sprayed a potion made from essence of bone tar oil, which packed a truly repulsive, gamy wallop but had the undesired side effect of nauseating nearby residents on warm winter days.

The probable origin of this fragrance concept was before the use of plastics and related chemicals, being simply a leather scent (based around castoreum and birch tar oil) to mimic the smell of expensive leather upholstery.

In 1901 Normann heard about Paul Sabatier publishing an article, in which Sabatier stated that only with vaporizable organic compounds it is possible to bind catalytic hydrogen to fluid tar oils.

Pine tar oil, or wood tar oil, is a pure natural product used for the surface treatment of wooden shingle roofs, boats, buckets, and tubs and in the medicine, soap, and rubber industries.

As part of the life cycle of this pest is spent as eggs on the trunks and limbs of cherry and plum trees, a winter wash of these with tar oil ovicide will reduce the incidence of attacks the following year.

I think I need another drink, it made more sense then...' 'Okay, here we are, we couldn't find much, but there's some whitewash and some red paint and a tin of stuff which might be black paint or it could be tar oil.'

Her solutions to the most common pest and disease problems are ICI Benlate for mildew, grease bands for the leaf-eating loopers (winter moth caterpillars), tar oil winter wash to deal with woolly aphids and pbi Malathion Greenfly Killer for other aphids.