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Robert Kemp Philp
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It
is
better
not
to
do
coloured
dresses
on
the
day
of
the
general
wash,
but
to
give
them
a
morning
by
themselves.
They
should
only
be
undertaken
in
clear
bright
weather.
If
allowed
to
freeze,
the
colours
will
be
irreparably
injured.
We
need
scarcely
say
that
no
coloured
articles
should
ever
be
boiled
or
scalded.
If
you
get
from
a
shop
a
slip
for
testing
the
durability
of
colours,
give
it
a
fair
trial
by
washing
it
as
above;
afterwards
pinning
it
to
the
edge
of
a
towel,
and
hanging
it
to
dry.
Some
colours
(especially
pinks
and
light
greens),
though
they
may
stand
perfectly
well
in
washing,
will
change
as
soon
as
a
warm
iron
is
applied
to
them;
the
pink
turning
purplish,
and
the
green
bluish.
No
coloured
article
should
be
smoothed
with
a
hot
iron.
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