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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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[LOOSE
HABITS
LEAD
TO
TIGHT
BANDAGES.]
430.
Moths.
Clothes
closets
that
have
become
infested
with
moths,
should
be
well
rubbed
with
a
strong
decoction
of
tobacco,
and
repeatedly
sprinkled
with
spirits
of
camphor.
431.
To
remove
Stains
from
Floors.
For
removing
spots
of
grease
from
boards,
take
fuller's
earth
and
pearlash,
of
each
a
quarter
of
a
pound,
and
boil
in
a
quart
of
soft
water.
While
hot
lay
the
mixture
on
the
greased
parts,
allowing
it
to
remain
on
them
from
ten
or
twelve
hours;
after
which
it
may
be
scoured
off
with
sand
and
water.
A
floor
much
spotted
with
grease
should
be
completely
washed
over
with
this
mixture
the
day
before
it
is
scoured.
Fuller's
earth
and
ox-gall,
boiled
together,
form
a
very
powerful
cleansing
mixture
for
floors
or
carpets.
Stains
of
ink
are
removed
by
the
application
of
strong
vinegar,
or
salts
of
lemon.
432.
Scouring
Drops
for
removing
Grease
There
are
several
preparations
of
this
name;
one
of
the
best
is
made
as
follows:--Camphine,
or
spirit
of
turpentine,
three
ounces:
essence
of
lemon,
one
ounce;
mix
and
put
up
in
a
small
phial
for
use
when
required.
433.
To
take
Grease
out
of
Velvet
or
Cloth.
Pour
some
turpentine
over
the
part
that
is
greasy;
rub
it
till
quite
dry
with
a
piece
of
clean
flannel;
if
the
grease
be
not
quite
removed,
repeat
the
application,
and
when
done,
brush
the
part
well,
and
hang
up
the
garment
in
the
open
air
to
take
away
the
smell.
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