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TO TAKE OUT MILDEW

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Ingredients

  • one half pint of water
  • four table^poonfuls of this in one half pint of water
  • one part acid

Directions

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Get the driest chloride of lime, and for strong fabrics dissolve four table^poonfuls of this in one half pint of water. Let the mil- dewed article lie in this solution fifteen minutes ; take out and work gently, and put at once in weak muriatic acid (one part acid and four parts soft water) ; for delicate fabrics the solution of lime should be made weaker — three or four times the quantity of water should be put to the lime. Let the article remain in five minutes, and then pour into the muriatic acid.

By Vehling, Joseph Dommers, 1879-1950. fmo · Recipe sourced from internet_archive

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