Information And Suggestions for the Care of Buildings Under the Control of the Treasury Department, 1916
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Kerosene oil 3% pints.
Turpentine 3^2 pints.
Raw linseed oil '. . i pint.
Mix thoroughly.
Apply either of these polishes with cheesecloth and rub briskly. Cloths used for applying the polish should be hung up after using, and not thrown in corners or about the building because of the danger of spon- taneous combustion.
Ink or grease stains may be removed satisfactorily from varnished surfaces by the use of furniture polish or special preparations on the market.
Common soap and water should not ...be used in an attempt to remove ink or grease stains from lobby desks or other varnished surfaces.
12 CARE OF BUILDINGS.
WAX FINISH ON WOODWORK.
This is to be dusted off with a clean dry cloth or other dry duster. Do not apply furniture polish to it. It is well, however, to rub it down occasionally with prepared wax. When the finish becomes stained, as is sometimes the case on door and other trim, it should be washed off with lukewarm water containing a small amount of ammonia, after which the surface should be re-covered with wax and polished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kerosene oil 3% pints.
Turpentine 3^2 pints.
Raw linseed oil '. . i pint.
Mix thoroughly.
Apply either of these polishes with cheesecloth and rub briskly. Cloths used for applying the polish should be hung up after using, and not thrown in corners or about the building because of the danger of spon- taneous combustion.
Ink or grease stains may be removed satisfactorily from varnished surfaces by the use of furniture polish or special preparations on the market.
Common soap and water should not ...be used in an attempt to remove ink or grease stains from lobby desks or other varnished surfaces.
12 CARE OF BUILDINGS.
WAX FINISH ON WOODWORK.
This is to be dusted off with a clean dry cloth or other dry duster. Do not apply furniture polish to it. It is well, however, to rub it down occasionally with prepared wax. When the finish becomes stained, as is sometimes the case on door and other trim, it should be washed off with lukewarm water containing a small amount of ammonia, after which the surface should be re-covered with wax and polished.
What to read after Information And Suggestions for the Care of Buildings Under the Control of the Treasury Department, 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of the Treasury. Office of Supervising Architect to read onlineMoreLess
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