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13. Velveteen for Polishing ClothsOld pieces of velveteen that have served their original purpose should be saved for polishing cloths. They will answer perfectly the purpose of chamois and save buying anything fresh. When soiled the cloths may be washed in soapy water and dried in the open air. Next: 14. For Clearing Vinegar Previous: 12. To Whiten Linen
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