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Stain Removal from Fabrics - Home Methods

by Margaret Smith Furry


One of the most important rules is to remove the stain promptly. Stains that become old usually require a remover so strong that it sometimes injures the cloth. Another important rule is to select a remover that will not harm the cloth. If you can find out what caused the stain, this also will guide you in choosing the remover best suited for the job.

Work carefully, patiently, quickly. Often the way in which cleaning is done is as important as the kind of cleaning materials used, in getting good final results. The following pages not only tell how to remove many kinds of stains but describe as well the general principles of stain removal.

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Margaret Smith Furry

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