An acute infectious disease of the small intestine, caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae and characterized by profuse watery diarrhea, vomiting, muscle cramps, severe dehydration, and depletion of electrolytes. Also called Asiatic cholera. 2.
Caulk is a non-structural, physical compound that provides an airtight, watertight, or non-porous seal. The seal or closure made by caulk is used to prevent something, such as air, water, gas, liquid, or steam, from entering or escaping between two other materials.Caulk is used to seal joints or spaces between those two materials whether they are similar in substance or not. People have used caulk for centuries.It is best defined by what it does rather than by its composition. Caulk is both a material and an action; to caulk means to apply a caulking material. This article will explain both its purpose and some of its uses.he seal or closure made by caulk is used to prevent something, such as air, water, gas, liquid, or steam, from entering or escaping between two other materials. Caulk is used to seal joints or spaces between those two materials whether they are similar in substance or not.
Slice through the caulk with a blade. Use a small razor blade to cut through each end bead of caulk, exposing the edge of the line. 1  Alternatively, you can slice from end to end, spanning the full length of the caulk and cutting the line completely in half.2  Doing so can free up more edge and may even cause some of the caulk to fall out on its own.inse the area with mineral water. Before applying any chemical solvent to a caulk stain on marble or any other hard surface, rinse the area with mineral water or distilled water to remove any residue. 2. Moisten the stain with a chemical solvent.