Vinegar in the Home Many are the uses to which vinegar can be put besides that of adding piquancy to salads. Rusted steel or badly tarnished copper comes quickly clean when rubbed with vinegar and salt. lack lead ed with vinegar'
brighter and more lasting polish. A little vinegar in the water' will take all odour away when washing up plates that have been used for fish, onions, or ease page. A fountain pen enn be clean. ed by unscrewing: all parts, soaking them in vinegar, and then rinsing them in warm water.
Hot vinegar will' remove pain' from windows, and paint prunes that have become hard can usually be softened if immersed for some ime in boiling vinegar.
—Drasen and designed for the "North-China Daily New
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