Algole Colours
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Turn three times and rinse lukewarm.
(For light shades, a prolonged treatment and a subsequent soaping are scarcely necessary.) Linen yarn is, as a rule, merely rinsed once cold and once hot after the wringing and airing operations, in order to avoid a tendering of the fibre. This is especially the case with light shades. The afterlreatment with perborate may also be applied to linen yarn.
Artificial silk is dyed as described above but great care must be exercised when squeezing and levelling o...n the post owing to the sensitive- ness of the material. A severe stretching is to be avoided; the squeezing and levelling had better be done by hand.
The Dyeing of Cops, Cheeses and Warp-beams in Machines.
It is advisable to use apparatuses with iron or nickeline fittings (but not with copper fittings). Macliines that are completely closed and furnished with rotatory pumps will be found very suitable.
Before dyeing, wet or boil out the material thoroughly with Mono- pole Soap or Monopole Brilliant Oil and a little soda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Turn three times and rinse lukewarm.
(For light shades, a prolonged treatment and a subsequent soaping are scarcely necessary.) Linen yarn is, as a rule, merely rinsed once cold and once hot after the wringing and airing operations, in order to avoid a tendering of the fibre. This is especially the case with light shades. The afterlreatment with perborate may also be applied to linen yarn.
Artificial silk is dyed as described above but great care must be exercised when squeezing and levelling o...n the post owing to the sensitive- ness of the material. A severe stretching is to be avoided; the squeezing and levelling had better be done by hand.
The Dyeing of Cops, Cheeses and Warp-beams in Machines.
It is advisable to use apparatuses with iron or nickeline fittings (but not with copper fittings). Macliines that are completely closed and furnished with rotatory pumps will be found very suitable.
Before dyeing, wet or boil out the material thoroughly with Mono- pole Soap or Monopole Brilliant Oil and a little soda.
What to read after Algole Colours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bayer Company, Inc to read onlineMoreLess
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