Carpet-Cleaning Machine

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A short dictionary entry describing a carpet-cleaning machine, with one cross-sectional diagram (Fig. 1126). The carpet is unrolled from one beam and re-rolled on another while passing cords that whip it on the outside, canes that whip it on the inside, revolving brushes, and a fan that blows away the dust.

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Date
1876
Language
English
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1
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