Housekeepers Handy book
Housekeepers Handy book
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All colored goods should be first put to soak in salt and cold water, for this keeps the color from running. Nothing will prevent a gar- ment from fading if hung in the sun. Delicate colors are safer if dried in the house.
The popular "shepherd's plaid" should be washed in warm water and pure white soap, rinsed well in clear water, and hung in the shade wrong side out.
To prevent colors from running. A table- spoonful of black pepper stirred into the first suds in which cottons are washed will ...prevent running.
Five cents' worth of sugar-of-lead crystals dissolved in a pailful of water makes a solu- tion which fixes colors, and establishes the tones of pinks, blues, and lavenders. The fabrics should remain in the sugar-of-lead bath half an hour or so before going into the suds to be washed. (This mixture is poisonous, and should not be left standing about. ) 168 HELP IN THE LAUNDRY Green is a very difficult color to keep in wash goods, but by the use of powdered alum in the following manner, it may be retained till the garment wears out: Before trying to remove any of the dirt, plunge the frock into a bucket filled with water, to which has been added a large piece of alum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All colored goods should be first put to soak in salt and cold water, for this keeps the color from running. Nothing will prevent a gar- ment from fading if hung in the sun. Delicate colors are safer if dried in the house.
The popular "shepherd's plaid" should be washed in warm water and pure white soap, rinsed well in clear water, and hung in the shade wrong side out.
To prevent colors from running. A table- spoonful of black pepper stirred into the first suds in which cottons are washed will ...prevent running.
Five cents' worth of sugar-of-lead crystals dissolved in a pailful of water makes a solu- tion which fixes colors, and establishes the tones of pinks, blues, and lavenders. The fabrics should remain in the sugar-of-lead bath half an hour or so before going into the suds to be washed. (This mixture is poisonous, and should not be left standing about. ) 168 HELP IN THE LAUNDRY Green is a very difficult color to keep in wash goods, but by the use of powdered alum in the following manner, it may be retained till the garment wears out: Before trying to remove any of the dirt, plunge the frock into a bucket filled with water, to which has been added a large piece of alum.
What to read after Housekeepers Handy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucia Allen Millet 1857 Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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