Garment dyeing and cleaning : a practical book for practical men (1901)
Hurst, George H · London : C. Griffin & Company, Limited · leaf 144
m in which these steamers are made is that of atable with a rounded top, as shown in Fig. 34. If steam is not available, then a steamer is used, made as 134 GAEMEyi DYEIKG AXD CLEANING. shown in Fig. 35. which represents a steamer kettle. It may benaade in tin, zinc, or copper: but the latter,… … Fig. 35.—Steaming kettle. 1 inch deep. The top is perforated, hinged to the case, and madeto fit tightly so that no steam can escape from the sides. Thetop is rounded. If this kettle is placed over a powerful gasburner, sufficient steam is generated to steam any kind of vehetor pile fabrics.…
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