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 210
r with fine muslin, wrap the laceabout the cylinder and cover the whole with muslin.Boil in soap suds, rinse in cold water, starch and dry.the latter being quickly effected in consequence of the WET CLEANING. I 89 many perforations of the cylinder. When dry removethe lace from the cylinder.… … Fig. 13. may be done by using a malt extract bath, 4 pounds ofextract to 100 quarts of water, at a temperature of120°, and soaking the curtains in it for several hours.The malt extract converts the starch to sugar, whichis easily washed from the material along with mostof the dirt. After the starch…
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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