Rules for Cleaning
Rules for Cleaning
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Venetian red i tablespoonful alum i Ib. Spanish brown i gal. Water Dissolve the glue in the water over the fire. While hot, add the alum. Add the Venetian red and Spanish brown. If too light, add more red and brown; if too dark, add water, a little at a time until right. Mix well. Keep in a closely corked bottle. Apply with a paint brush.
FLOORS, FURNITURE, AND WOODWORK To dust hardwood floors Apparatus: A string mop. (A dustless mop may be used. ) Procedure: 1. Dampen the string mop if the flo...or is not a waxed one. It may be sprinkled as clothes are for ironing, or may be held in the steam of a teakettle, but it must not be damp enough to show wet on the floor.
2. Go over the floor assigned, being careful that every board is rubbed.
It is probably better to rub along the boards than across them.
3. Take especial pains to go under tables, desks, and like furniture, moving them when necessary.
RULES FOR CLEANING 327 4. Wash out the mop with soap and water when necessary. Rinse thoroughly, wring dry, and shake out well so as to make it as fluffy as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Venetian red i tablespoonful alum i Ib. Spanish brown i gal. Water Dissolve the glue in the water over the fire. While hot, add the alum. Add the Venetian red and Spanish brown. If too light, add more red and brown; if too dark, add water, a little at a time until right. Mix well. Keep in a closely corked bottle. Apply with a paint brush.
FLOORS, FURNITURE, AND WOODWORK To dust hardwood floors Apparatus: A string mop. (A dustless mop may be used. ) Procedure: 1. Dampen the string mop if the flo...or is not a waxed one. It may be sprinkled as clothes are for ironing, or may be held in the steam of a teakettle, but it must not be damp enough to show wet on the floor.
2. Go over the floor assigned, being careful that every board is rubbed.
It is probably better to rub along the boards than across them.
3. Take especial pains to go under tables, desks, and like furniture, moving them when necessary.
RULES FOR CLEANING 327 4. Wash out the mop with soap and water when necessary. Rinse thoroughly, wring dry, and shake out well so as to make it as fluffy as possible.
What to read after Rules for Cleaning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Urie Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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