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 87
DRY, CHEMICAL, OR FRENCH CLEANING. 6 1 • * whereby the current of steam is uniformly dis¬ tributed over the surface of the fluid. The pipe can be closed by the cock y. The pipe b for discharg¬ ing the steam is, at c , provided with a so-called safety-funnel of the ordinary construction, which… … the worms oo. B is the reservoir for the benzine to be distilled. In the cover of this reservoir, which is also constructed of iron, is a man-hole, so that it may be cleansed when necessary; n is the funnel-pipe for filling the reservoir, and m the gauge. On the bottom of the reservoir B is the…
Cleaning · Dyes and dyeing
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