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 239
sed 2l8 DRY CLEANER, SCOURER, GARMENT DYER. through the starch bath at a temperature not above86° F. Pre\nous extracting is absolutely necessary*,so that the dressing can be suitably thickened orthinned in accordance \Nnth the fabrics. WTien thedressing has been applied the articles are… … Fig. 20. is neccssan, is to brush the lining with a moist sponge,and iron immediately. All starched articles are ironed in an air-dr> state,though very hard fabrics may have to be prcNnouslysprinkled. Ladies garments which have been ripped, as wellas lighter articles of silk, half-silk, wool,…
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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