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 65
DRY, CHEMICAL, OR FRENCH CLEANING. 39 there is no benzine in the receptacle a and, when the receptacle has been tightly closed by shutting down the cover b, the benzine out of one funnel, say g% is passed into the receptacle a by means of the pump K and pipes m i, the capacity of the receptacle and… … funnels"beingpso proportioned that the benzine when in the receptacle a, will reach the required level. The drum which is immersed in the benzine is then rocked by means of the hand wheel d so that it will scoop up benzine by means of the scoop e and throw
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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