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Robert Kemp Philp
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425.
To
take
Marking-Ink
out
of
Linen.
Use
a
solution
of
cyanide
of
potassium
applied
with
a
camel-hair
brush.
After
the
marking
ink
disappears,
the
linen
should
be
well
washed
in
cold
water.
426.
To
take
Stains
of
Wine
out
of
Linen.
Hold
the
articles
in
milk
while
it
is
boiling
on
the
fire,
and
the
stains
will
soon
disappear.
427.
Fruit
Stains
in
Linen.
To
remove
them,
rub
the
part
on
each
side
with
yellow
soap,
then
tie
up
a
piece
of
pearlash
in
the
cloth,
&c.,
and
soak
well
in
hot
water,
or
boil;
afterwards
expose
the
stained
part
to
the
sun
and
air
until
the
stain
is
removed.
428.
Mildewed
Linen
may
be
restored
by
soaping
the
spots
while
wet,
covering
them
with
fine
chalk
scraped
to
powder,
and
rubbing
it
well
in.
429.
To
keep
Moths,
Beetles,
&c.,
from
Clothes.
Put
a
piece
of
camphor
in
a
linen
bag,
or
some
aromatic
herbs,
in
the
drawers,
among
linen
or
woollen
clothes,
and
no
insects
will
come
near
them.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
