The practical dry cleaner, scourer, and garment dyer: comprising dry, chemical, or French cleaning; purification of benzine; removal of stains, or spotting; wet cleaning; finishing cleaned fabrics; cleaning and dyeing furs, skin rugs and mats; cleaning and dyeing feathers; cleaning and renovating felt, straw and panama hats; bleaching and dyeing straw and straw hats; cleaning and dyeing gloves; garment dyeing; stripping; analysis of textile fabrics (1911)
Brannt, William T. (William Theodore), 1844- · Philadelphia, H. C. Baird & co. · leaf 221
FINISHING CLEANED FABRICS. 195 long. It consists of a front and back part which can be used independently of each other. The shape is such that pantaloons may be drawn over the front portion. The arrangment for freeing the steam from water is such that it is impossible for moisture Fig. 15. … to pass into the goods. After steaming the garments are pressed. The steam-board shown in Fig. 15 serves for steaming the sleeves of men’s coats. Fig. 16 is a steam-board for pantaloons, and Fig. 17 is a steam- board for coats. Another form in which these steamers are made is that of a table with a…
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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