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Ladies' Mirror, Volume 5, Issue 1, 1 July 1926, Page 68

a & V & V 1 the u & WashesWashing the Old y— — Clothes are lifted from the copper to tub —and being too hot to handle —cold water tap is turned on them. This at once hardens the loosened dirt and soap (the grey scum) and hardens it back into the texture of material wringer only presses it more firmly in. To wring scalding hot clothes damages hands and impoverishes rubber rollers of wringer. Invariably with most careful washing there is collection of buttons, hooks, etc., at bottom of tubcaused by wash board and wringer. Clothes are not once touched by hand until ready for line. Scalding water rinse removes every trace of soap and loosened dirt. The water is rushed through the fabric at a rate that leaves every thread spotlessly clean. Latin - dry - cite rinses and wrings clothes wringer-dry without touching them with hands and there arc no rubber rollers to damage. Laun-dry-ettc never yet broke a button or pulled one off. The method of Laun-Dry-Ettc wringing makes it impossible for any damage to be caused by buttons, etc. 7p Hard rubber wringers often cut material against buttons or hooks, etc. These reasons should be sufficient to cause you to call and see the Laun-Dry-Kttc in operation. Should you prefer to learn more about this wonderful machine send for illustrated booklet. This booklet will convince you that the Laun-Dry-Ktte way of washing is the easiest, cleanest, quickest, and best. Send for booklet. ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Washes and Dries without a Wringer TSole New Zealand Agents A. S. PATERSON & CO. LTD. (Electrical Branch) Wellington Auckland Christchurch Auckland Dunedin Christchurch Dunedin