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Sewing machine gazette (1874)

[London, 1874-1881] · leaf 465

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through the clothes to be washed,thereby not only loosening the dirt in the clothes, butthoroughly removing it from them. It is truly a labour-saving machine, and most efficient in its action on the clothes.The machine costs but a few shillings. We give an illustrationof the same, and the following… … THE CANADIAN WASHER. tub, or bowl, for about ten minutes (care to be taken to lift itabout two inches Out of the water each time, so as to catchthe air each stroke), then wring the clothes out of this water,put them into hot water, adding boiled soap or a little wash-ing powder to make a lather;…

Household appliances · Sewing machines · Washing machines

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