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Used for distilling [[alcohol]] in a [[pot still]].<br> | Used for distilling [[alcohol]] in a [[pot still]].<br> | ||
Used for brewing [[coffee]] and [[tea]] in a {{oven}}.<br> | Used for brewing [[coffee]] and [[tea]] in a {{oven}}.<br> | ||
| − | Used in [[beer]] production, along with [[barley]] for making [[malt]] in a [[bucket]]. | + | Used in [[beer]] production, along with [[barley]] for making [[malt]] in a [[bucket]].<br> |
Used for growing things in a [[herb garden]], [[earthenware windowbox]], [[earthenware flowerpot]].<br> | Used for growing things in a [[herb garden]], [[earthenware windowbox]], [[earthenware flowerpot]].<br> | ||
Used to make [[rose in porcelain vase]] and [[tulips in jardiniere]]. | Used to make [[rose in porcelain vase]] and [[tulips in jardiniere]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 11 September 2007
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Not a visible resource, but collected everywhere with the use of a water skin, water pump or well.
Used for making mud in a mudhole, iron or wooden bucket.
Used for making brick in a kiln.
Used for distilling alcohol in a pot still.
Used for brewing coffee and tea in a regular oven, coal oven or gas oven.
Used in beer production, along with barley for making malt in a bucket.
Used for growing things in a herb garden, earthenware windowbox, earthenware flowerpot.
Used to make rose in porcelain vase and tulips in jardiniere.
Used for making biodiesel in a biodiesel mixing vat.
Used as an ingredient in some apothecary mixtures.
Used to make porcelain clay and ceramic clay on the stone table or work bench.
Used to make things from clay; earthenware bowl, earthenware windowbox, earthenware planter and earthenware flowerpot.
