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 200
The vat is pro-\idcd \snth a stirring ajiparatus and tap for discharg-ing the salt solution or brine into the cell. The cellof the electrolyser, Fig. 12, is a stoneware vat, inwhich the brine is subjected to the action of the elec- WET CLEANING. 179 trie current between electrodes of a graphitoid… … Fig. 12.—Electrolyser. Working ten hours daily the electrodes require renewing only once in i^ years. The connecting con-tacts are made of a non-oxidizing metal and the dis-charge-taps and bottom-valves of the vessels, of stone-ware, so that all portions of the apparatus are at theutmost protected…
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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