Lye

Not dust and bones, the dust of bones.

The basement filled with lye.

Lye,

not L-Y-E, like lye that people use

to basically

Sodium hydroxide.

Lye.

Red phosphorus.

Matches.

What's the shit they throw on you?

Lye.

Is that it? What they- [laughs]

Lye.

Yeah, it's lye they throw.

Lye, yeah.

Yeah.

But-

He came up with a full hamstring muscle.

Kirkpatrick needs the base hitter to sacrifice Lye here to get a run.

Cardinals back to the double play.

McLaughlin wants another side from his catcher, Teddy Simmons.

If from bad ventilation, neglect, or any other cause, the interior of the dome, the astragals, etc., have become very dirty, and the soot and grease cannot be removed by scrubbing with hot water and soap, Then the lye of wood ashes, oak or hickory, will remove it.

In case lye cannot be had, then it may be washed with strong lime water, which will answer nearly as well as strong lye.

Lye is not, however, to be used in cleaning woodwork for painting or repainting.

In painting outside work, the color must not be changed from that previously existing.

See paragraph 63 of the regulations of the Lighthouse Board.

Yeah.

Serena, what is lye? What was lye?

Lye is essentially the historical equivalent of laundry detergent.

It's soap.

It's what they used to clean these pieces of, of underwear.

It was the main ingredient for soap for most of mankind's history until they came up with these frankenchemicals.

Lye is formed every time there's a forest fire.

If you leach water through wood ashes and dehydrate that, the white powder left behind is lye.

And it's what helps prevent rivers and lakes in nature from becoming too acid.

So forest fires are a natural thing that happens.

And so all of this is natural.

Lye is sodium hydroxide, N-A-O-H.

And that's one of the reasons that we use it is it's relatively benign.

the Australian centre-half back in my team, so I think he's still got some time left.

They will need to continue to build and top up, but Lye's been a good result for him, and Lockie Jones has been a little bit more consistent this year, so...

There's just all areas of the ground.

You know, like another sort of X-factor forward would be handy, a sort of mid-sized forward.

Now it was July 2nd, 1937.

Amelia and Fred took off from Lye, New Guinea, heavy with fuel and flying directly into the rising sun.

Their destination? Howland Island.

Now listen to me closely here because you need to understand the sheer terrifying madness of this plan.

Any grease left over was put into a large box to be used later for soap making.

Lye for the soap was obtained by putting oak ashes in a barrel and pouring water over them.

After standing for several days until the ashes had decayed, holes were drilled into the bottom of the barrel and the liquid drained off.

This liquid was the lye, and it was then trickled into the pot into which the fat had been placed.

Water for all purposes was drawn from a well.

In order to get soap to wash with, the cook would save all the grease left from the cooking.

Lye was obtained by mixing oak ashes with water and allowing them to decay.

Tubs were made from large barrels.