wash water

I only wish to ask him for some wash water."

The only question was what anyone could do about it, and he didn't have a stove to heat his wash water.

The wash water appeared a few minutes later as promised, brought up by a boy of about thirteen.

Two tubs of wash water sat upon a long bench.

"There should be wash water in one of these houses, if you wish it.

He put a drop of the wash water under his lens-sure enough!

Will you ask that wash water be brought, and another bedchamber prepared?

I went outside, relieved myself, and brought wash water to heat from the icy stream.

Most of the blood that reddened the wash water was Melody's, he decided.

We had been using it to hold wash water, but it was empty now.

The sea was the colour of dirty washing water.

A sharp-faced but smiling young woman arrived with washing water.

If people can't look out for my washing water, it's their own fault!"

Couldn't trim any branches or dump wash water, because of that tree.

The hearth was the sole source of heat for cooking and wash water.

The trunk has drainage holes to allow wash water to flow out.

Most difficult, we had to heat washing water once each day for lan's diapers; he was only one and a half at the time.

The air stank from too many people with too little wash water.

Traditionally, a wife also washes her husband's feet every morning and drinks the wash water - though some women have stopped the practice.

The roof holds solar panels that store energy and produce heat for wash water.

The stuff from the tap is strictly wash water unless you're a local and used to it".

Leaving the two of you alone with a tub of wash water, that's asking for trouble.

Nothing there but wash water and breakfast, nothing for us to use in any kind of ritual.

You should also monitor use of wash waters and treated effluents as necessary.

Drinking water and washing water is kept in separate barrels.