By washing?

I have to do some washing tomorrow.

I'm washing the dishes.

They're washing their hands.

Always washing your face.

And washing machines, too.

Next, she admits that while she was washing your shirts... you were washing her brain!

So two billion have access to washing machines.

Mummy has to do the washing this afternoon.

He is washing his car.

She was washing the dishes.

Washing machine Freezer, chest type

Washing ourselves in the sink.

That's a windows needs washing!

The best washing the dishes.

I've been doin' the washing'.

Washing up. If they find...

Call that washing your hands?

I always do the washing.

You go, I'II finish washing.

In the washing machine. Come.

To my grandmother, the washing machine was a miracle.

I haven't been able to put my washing out.

Two types of resistance to DDT are generally recognized (i) specific resistance developed directly in response to the use of DDT, and (ii) cross resistance (non specific resistance) as a result of the development of resistance to other insecticides such as pyrethroids.

There was the washing of hands.

There was the washing of hands.

And they want the washing machine.

These cotton socks bear washing well.

You can't use this washing machine.

She gave us a washing machine.

She gives us a washing machine.

Washing it down with boiling water.

Washing it down with boiling water.

Washing right on my own place!

He's washing down the bathroom walls.

Eunchae, Minchae...aren't you done washing up?

Hans Rosling and the magic washing machine

The washing machine is a wonderful invention.

What about all the washing up afterwards?

His ration is only for one washing.

She did just buy a washing machine.

We bought a washing machine, you know.

Of these, six are pyrethroids, which in terms of resistance, should be considered as a single product, since resistance to one most likely mean resistance to the others.

In a nice way, you're telling me to go back washing cars

A bit like being in a washing machine.