 | Pierre-Joseph Buc'hoz - 1772 - 296 sidor
...out all Kinds of SPOTS and STAINS from LINEN and STUFFS; and various other ufeful Receipts. ,2,90. To take Iron Mould out of Linen. HOLD the Iron Mould...cloth has thoroughly imbibed the Juice, wafh it in Lye. ; i ; 291. To take out Stains of Oil. » • . . • i ; ..•.- "' » TAKE "Windfor Soap fhaved... | |
 | 1819 - 440 sidor
...Iron-moulds out of Linen. Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in lee. 685. To takeout Spots on Silk. Rab the spots with spirit of turpentine ; this spirit... | |
 | Maria Eliza Ketelby Rundell - 1819 - 430 sidor
...out of linen. , Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in lee. 685. To take out spots on silk. Rub the spots with spirit of turpentine ; this spirit... | |
 | Thousand notable things - 1822 - 604 sidor
...out of Linen. — Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in lee. 34. To take Spots out of Cloths, Stuff's, Silk, Cotton, and Linen. — Take two quarts... | |
 | Hewson Clarke, John Dougall - 1825 - 892 sidor
...oiet ofIAn&i*~* -Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in ley. To take out Spots oft Silk. — Rub the spots with spirit of turpentine ; this spirit... | |
 | 1825 - 492 sidor
...iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorri'l and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice ,wash it in ley. fCorrespondenti in our next.) LONDON:— WILLIAM CHARLTON WRIGHT, 65, Paternoster... | |
 | Maria Eliza Rundell - 1837 - 596 sidor
...sorrel or lemon, or with vinegar, and the best hard white soap. 294.. To take Iron-moulds out of Linen. of sorrel and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in lee. 295. To take out Spots on SilA. Rub the spots with spirit of turpentine; this spirit... | |
 | 1849 - 884 sidor
...out of Linen. — Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt, and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it iu lee. To ascertain the Quality of Nutmegs. — Oil of nutmegs being of great value, it is... | |
 | H. W. Harper - 1869 - 304 sidor
....out of Linen — Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt ; and, when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in lye. To Take out Spots on Silk. — Rub the spots with spirits of turpentine : this spirit... | |
 | 1884 - 548 sidor
...iron mold from. — Hold the iron mold on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt; and when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice wash it in lye. Liniment. — No better liniment for bruises on man or beast was ever used than equal... | |
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Iron-moulds .out of Linen — Hold the iron-mould on the cover of a tankard of boiling water, and rub on the spot a little juice of sorrel and a little salt ; and, when the cloth has thoroughly imbibed the juice, wash it in lye. 