Beech, Franklin · London, Scott, Greenwood, New York, Van Nostrand co · leaf 212
he dyed goods were simplyhung in the stream to be washed in a very effectual manner. In these days it is best to resort to washing machinesadapted to deal with the various kinds of fibrous materialsand fabrics, in which they can be subjected to a currentof water. Loose Wool—If this has been dyed by… … 202 THE DYEING OF WOOL FABRICS. Yarn in Hanks.—A very coinmon form of washingmachine is shown in figme 25. As will be seen it consists ofa wooden vat, over which are arranged a series of revolvingreels on which the hanks are hung, the hanks are kept inmotion through the water and so every part of…
Dyes and dyeing -- Wool
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