Practical dry cleaner, scourer and garment dyer, comprising dry, chemical or French cleaning : purification of benzine, removal of stains or spotting, wet cleaning, including the cleaning of Palm Beach suits and other summer fabrics (1919)
Brannt, William T. (William Theodore), b. 1844, Gray, J. B. (John Bernard), 1855- · New York : H. C. Baird · leaf 199
ettlement in the air, turbidity due to particlesof lime. Bleaching liquor made by the electrolysis ofsodium chloride (common salt, NaCl) does not showthis defect, as it does not contain lime. Various formsof apparatus have been devised for the electrolj^sis 178 DRY CLEANER, SCOURER, GARMENT DYER.… … Fig. II.—Electric Bleaching Apparatus. With no volts continuous current taken direct ofTan electric lighting circuit, and with the use of about55 lbs. of salt, the liquor for bleaching about 11,000lbs. of dry weight of wash can be prepared withoutthe emplo\Tnent of expensive ])umps and without…
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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