aGW TO REMOVE SPOTS & STAINS May Oliver

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Before starting to remove stain from fabric, test fabric on inside

seam or swatch of the material. When using commercial bleaches, follow
label instructions carefully. All stains are more easily removed while
fresh. Identify the stain.

TYPE OF STAIN INSTRUCTIONS

BLOOD Cotten or Linen. Soak in cold water. Wash in warm soapy
water. Lf stubborn stain, use 1/4 c. salt to 2 c. cold
water, DO NOT use hot water first.

Osher washables ~ sponge with cold water.
Non-washables ~ sponge with cold water.
CANDLE WAX Cotton or jiinen — Scrape off excess wax. Place on blot—

ting paper and press with hot iron. Sponge with non-
inflammable dry cleaning solution or solvent.

Other was ables — as above, but sponge with carbon
tevrachloride.
Non-Weshables — same method. Test fabric.

CHEWING GUM Cotton or Linen ~ nub with piece of ice and scrape off
Wits blurt knife. Soften any remaining gum with white
of egg and wash. If stain remains, sponge with non-
inflammable dry cleaning solution or solvent.

Other washables ~ Chill with ice and scrape off gum.

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Sponge with non-inflammable solution or solvent.
Non—Wasnables ~- Sponge with carbon tetrachloride.