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330. Cleaning Crockery and EnamelBy immersing, for a day or two in sour milk, glass, crockery or enamel ware articles may be perfectly cleaned of stains or limey accumulations from hard water. This is much better than a scouring, as the surface is not injured in any way, and every part can be reached. Next: 331. Going to Market Previous: 329. Cleaning Silverware
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