Stain removal from fabrics : $b home methods

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Stain removal from fabrics : $b home methods

by Margaret Smith Furry

EN·~1 hours·8 chapters

Chapters

8 total
1

Stain Removal FROM FABRICS.

0:06
2

To Remove Stains Successfully

0:55
3

STAIN REMOVAL FROM FABRICS HOME METHODS

1:23
4

Steps to Success in Stain Removal - Treat Stains Promptly

16:50
5

Stain-Removal Supplies

1:52
6

Removing Individual Stains - Acids

48:57
7

Index to Stains

1:48
8

Transcriber’s Notes

0:15

Description

A practical handbook for anyone who wants to keep clothing and household fabrics looking their best, this guide walks you through the essential steps of stain removal using everyday supplies. It begins with the most important rule—treat a spot while it’s still fresh—then helps you identify the type of fabric you’re dealing with, from cotton and linen to wool, silk, and synthetic blends. Clear, concise instructions show how to match the right cleaner to the right material, using gentle acids, mild alkalies, or safe bleaches without risking damage. Real‑world tips such as testing a hidden seam, using light brushing motions, and rinsing thoroughly keep the process straightforward and effective.

The book also offers a handy reference for common stains, explaining why a greasy mark needs a different approach than a fruit spill. Readers learn to balance speed with care, applying short, targeted treatments rather than harsh, prolonged ones. Simple illustrations and step‑by‑step procedures make it easy to follow along, turning a potentially frustrating chore into a confident, thrifty skill.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (69K characters)

Series

United States. Department of Agriculture. Farmers' Bulletin No. 1474

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Stephen Hutcheson, Lisa Corcoran and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2021-05-23

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Margaret Smith Furry

1899–1986

Known for practical guides on fabric care and natural dyeing, this early-20th-century writer focused on useful, hands-on knowledge for everyday readers. The surviving record is sparse, but her books suggest a clear talent for turning household craft and textile know-how into approachable advice.

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