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Mechanics of the household (1912)

Keene, E. S. (Edward Spencer), b. 1864 · leaf 105

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e i^on at anytime become too hot the soft metal oente-^ -Till melt and thereleased pT^essuf^e in tiie tank will put rjut the bu^neT> flame.The soft metal cent- ^ rv-iy biv ^ene-7ed .7ith a d^op of solder. Alcohol Sad-irons:- Irons of the same sty^e a-re alsomade in vrhich alcohol Ifj uoed as a… … 55. LIGHTING AIvD HEATIICG \7ITH GASOLEKE. ing gasolene, but they are preferred by those who fear theuse of gasolene. In reality there is little difference inthe danger attending the use of the two fuels. It is onlyfair to say, however, that the use of any highly volatilefuel ia attended with some…

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