TURPENTINE.
ITS MANY USES. Slains on porcelain baths and washbasins can In' rnmovi'il by rubbing llii'in wilh turpentine mixed willi a little whilenin?r. Turpentine added In linl wider in which Hollies arc washed in I In* proportion nl' ;i dessertspoonful In Iwo millons nl' water will help In whileii chillies. II will also pnwctll llic iron I'rnni slickhiK I" starched pirineiits if ii lillle is ndilerl when maki-ip Hie slarch. I'.ilenl le.il.hei' r.-in lie kepi in ~i"n| ciiiidjlirin I■ > rubbing ncc.asionall> with 11:;-j.1 nI iti'■ and swivl nit. Nniei'iciin <• I•■ Ii i which has heroine badb sliiineii cnii be rreMiencfi by the ■ U'l'ii'-.iii' i lurpnniiti'\ "hi linoleum in.iv a! .n hi' hrn-'n i-iv •) l.\ nibbiot: il »v illi a iiiKl lire in ide id' oi|i' |i:irl of i'n-|" nlinc and Iwo parla ■>( olive nil.
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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16834, 28 June 1926, Page 5
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134TURPENTINE. Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16834, 28 June 1926, Page 5
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