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Robert Kemp Philp
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2726.
Cleaning
Straw
Bonnets.
They
may
be
washed
with
soap
and
water,
rinsed
in
clear
water,
and
dried
in
the
air.
Then
wash
them
over
with
white
of
egg
well
beaten,
Remove
the
wire
before
washing.
Old
straw
bonnets
may
be
picked
to
pieces,
and
put
together
for
children,
the
head
parts
being
cut
out.
2727.
To
Bleach
a
Faded
Dress.
Wash
it
well
in
hot
suds,
and
boil
it
until
the
colour
seems
to
be
gone,
then
wash,
and
rinse,
and
dry
it
in
the
sun;
if
still
not
quite
white,
repeat
the
boiling.
2728.
Bleaching
Straw
Bonnets,
&c.
Wash
them
in
pure
water,
scrubbing
them
with
a
brush.
Then
put
them
into
a
box
in
which
has
been
set
a
saucer
of
burning
sulphur.
Cover
them
up,
so
that
the
fumes
may
bleach
them.
2729.
Clothes
Balls.
Take
some
fullers'
earth,
dried
till
it
crumbles
to
powder:
moisten
it
with
the
juice
of
lemon,
add
a
small
quantity
of
pearlash,
work
and
knead
carefully
together
till
it
forms
a
thick
paste;
make
into
balls,
and
dry
them
in
the
sun.
Moisten
the
spot
on
clothes
with
water,
then
rub
it
with
the
ball.
Wash
out
the
spot
with
pure
water.
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