Meanings of little ammonia in English

If the glass looks cloudy, add a little ammonia to the water.

Borax and a little ammonia will do it, she concluded seriously.

She threw in a handful of salt, some kerosene oil and a little ammonia.

If the water is not soft, add a little ammonia.

Reflect how little ammonia a plant can get growing on poor soil-yetit is nourished.

It should be alkaline in property; if not, add a little ammonia to make it so.

Beat to a foam the white of an egg, with the addition of a little ammonia.

Wash in warm water containing a little ammonia.

A little ammonia and borax in the water when washing blankets keeps them soft and prevents shrinkage.

The water, if only hard water be obtainable, may be softened by the addition of a little ammonia or borax.

They can be restored to normal condition usually by letting them lie in water in which you have put a little ammonia.

I will make you up a set of pills for the night; but I should advise a little ammonia and valerian at once.

Saponification with potash liberates a little ammonia (about 1%), and gives a mixture of the potassium salts of palmitic, margaric and oxymargaric acids.

"I have it!" exclaimed the chemist,-" alittleammonia is just the thing!" No, it wasn't the thing at all.