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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 248, 15 July 1932, Page 7

It’s smarter to knit your jumpers by hand . • .and safest to wash them in LUX YOUR JUMPER WILL LOOK W LIKE New AGAIN IF YOU FOLLOW THESE DIRECTIONS for WASHING „' z . W * Make a note of die measurements of the garment. Dissolve t to 2 tablespoons of Lux :i 2% ' in hot water and whisk into foaming suds. / x Add cold water until lukewarm. Ilw ■■ w® Squeeze the suds gently through the garment without twisting or rubbing it at all. Keep the garment bunched together to avoid stretching. Rinse in three lukewarm waters sure they are exactly the same temperature as the V water. Press the water out with your hands. Don’t twist or wring the garment. . < Roll in a towel to remove surplus > ■ moisture. :T . ■' A < / r’ » J Spread to shape and measurement < x : on a towel. • . 1 ' Dry flat on the towel in the shade •. . .:y >.a.i c.ljjxl.L.j.i.lJJ.ljJ.,.,J | ........ AW. in a current of air. Never hang up . , - r-’jj . .-j r • _ . knitted garments. The jumper, beret and scarf illustrated above, is one of the When dry press with a warm iron H designs tn the Lux Knitting Book given FREE with 2 on the wrong side using a damp pM} ketS of Lux. cloth. Air thoroughly. o a j s. 501. 17. NX

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