Garment dyeing and cleaning : a practical book for practical men (1901)
Hurst, George H · London : C. Griffin & Company, Limited · leaf 145
his method always available, while, also, it requires alarge area of ground which, again, is not always at command. It is, therefore, necessary in large cleaning and drying worksto make use of heated chambers in which to dry the goods. Twosuch chambers are shown in Figs. 38 and 39. Fig. 38 shows a… … mw^ Iig 38.—iSteam drying chamber. 136 GARMENT DYKING AND CLEANING. Fig. 39 shows a large drying chamber heated by a furnaceplaced underneath; this, however, can be replaced by a row ofsteam pipes, if steam is available, or by blowing a current of hotair through the chamber. The articles to be…
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