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water and soap. _Delicate Fabrics._ As strong soap will spoil some colors and textures it is necessary to apply a solvent when a delicate fabric is stained. Remove stains from a washable fabric and a delicate fabric. _Removal of Wheel Grease and Lubricants on Fine Fabrics_ Wheel grease is a mixture of oils and graphite. Apply benzene to the wheel grease spot. This will dissolve the oil, leaving the coloring matter (graphite) on the cloth, and this may be collected on the white cloth on the other side. Remove a wheel grease stain from a dress fabric. _Removal of Acids_ Fruit acids and all others, except nitric acid may be removed by putting ammonia on the spot. This will neutralize the acid, forming a salt which may be either brushed or washed off. In the case of nitric acid the fibers of the cloth are actually destroyed and no amount of ammonia will restore the original condition of the fabric. Remove a stain of orange juice from a dress or shirt waist. _Removal of Blood_ Blood stains may be removed from a fabric by washing with cold or tepid water. Never use hot water, as hot water coagulates the albumen of the blood. After removing the blood soap and warm water may be used. In case the fabric is a thick cloth, the blood may be removed by applications of moist starch. Take different samples of fabrics and soil them with fruit acids, soup, wheel grease, ink, and blood and remove them. Exercise great care so as not to leave a mark or remove the coloring. Remove blood from a fabric. _Questions_ 1. What is a solvent? an absorbent? 2. What is the best solvent to be used in removing stains from silks, coarse goods, and linens? from delicate silks? 3. Why is a brown ring often left after removing a stain? 4. How may grease and blood stain be removed from wash goods? 5. What is wheel grease? How may it be removed? 6. How will ammonia remove acid stains? 7. Does it remove all? Why not? 8. Explain the method of removing blood stain from cloth. =Experiment 20--Dyeing Wool= Apparatus: Large porcelain dish or casserole, filter. Materials: Undyed piece of woolen and worsted fabric, undyed yarn, and undyed raw cloth. Reference: _Textiles_, page 65. _Directions_ 1. Prepare a solution of coloring matter by dissolving a half ounce of diamond dye (green or red) in a quart of water. Filter the solution. Place a piece of white woolen cloth in t
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