The Healthful Farmhouse
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14. Is there a convenient stool and seat to use while doing tedious work } 1 5 . Are the walls painted or whitewashed 1 16. Do you have plenty of hot water for dish- washing .' 17. Do you rinse or scald off the soapy water from everything you wash .?
18. Are the milk tools washed immediately after using, scalded, and sunned out of doors ?
19. Is all garbage and waste water removed quickly from the kitchen } 20. Are flies kept out of the kitchen and away from food and every utensil .?
21. Have y...ou a convenient place for the men to wash, so that they need not use the kitchen sink .?
CHAPTER II THE SHED /^N most farms there is a long list of rooms, pas- ^^ sages, sheds, and separate outbuildings that are not part of the house and do not belong to the barn.
When a thing is "too dirty to come into the house'' it is left in the shed — rubber boots and fur over- coats, milk cans and washing tools, soiled clothes and other unmentionables crowd each other in a dark, untidy place. It is a country the men folk do not respect and the women folk despair of cleaning up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14. Is there a convenient stool and seat to use while doing tedious work } 1 5 . Are the walls painted or whitewashed 1 16. Do you have plenty of hot water for dish- washing .' 17. Do you rinse or scald off the soapy water from everything you wash .?
18. Are the milk tools washed immediately after using, scalded, and sunned out of doors ?
19. Is all garbage and waste water removed quickly from the kitchen } 20. Are flies kept out of the kitchen and away from food and every utensil .?
21. Have y...ou a convenient place for the men to wash, so that they need not use the kitchen sink .?
CHAPTER II THE SHED /^N most farms there is a long list of rooms, pas- ^^ sages, sheds, and separate outbuildings that are not part of the house and do not belong to the barn.
When a thing is "too dirty to come into the house'' it is left in the shed — rubber boots and fur over- coats, milk cans and washing tools, soiled clothes and other unmentionables crowd each other in a dark, untidy place. It is a country the men folk do not respect and the women folk despair of cleaning up.
What to read after The Healthful Farmhouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards, Ellen H. (Ellen Henrietta), 1842-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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