After hydrochloric acid a little monia should be added to the rinsing water.
Sunshine is, of course, the greatest stain remover in the end,' but. it is as well to have made up a bleaching mix. ture to be used when simple remedies fail. The best of these is a mixture of chloride of lime, water, and soda, Use a quarter of a pound of lime to a quart of cold: water, mix well, and when the Time sinks pour off the water on to a mixture made of half a pound of washing soda dissolved in a pint of boiling water. The two liquids are mixed and bottled ready for use. This is not so drastic as hydrochloric acid.
With either the weaker water sol. tion, the strong acid, or the other Te medies rinse well and quickly.
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