Whitening Linen
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A short magazine item on whitening linen laundry, reporting a French writer's claim that crystallized carbonate of soda weakens linen fibre. It describes an alternative wash solution of soap, warm water, turpentine and ammonia, with instructions for soaking, rinsing and reusing the solution, and claims it saves time, labor and fuel without harming the cloth.
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