LAUNDRY
PROCESSOR :---
3. Articles such as tablemats , trey cloths , table napkins etc are heavily starched while
personal cloths are given a light stiffening .
4. Nurse caps , Men 's dress and collars need an extra stiffness .
So they are stiffened with cold water starch .
Stir the starch and blue water together well before putting in the articles because
the blue particles settle at the bottom . Squeeze the article well to get a thorough
when penetration of the starch . Article with fringed ways and crochet edgings ,
borders should be gathered in the hand and dipped in the starch water carefully .
The edges may be treated with a dilute solution of starch .
DRYING :---Remove the moisture from the article thoroughly , open it out and
dry it in sunlight . Sunlight helps to bleach the cloth quickens the drying .Disinfects
and freshens the cloths .Articles should hangout on a line by the selvedge threads
and then clip them . They should not be left out in the sun too long as hot sun
causes white clothes to becomes yellow .
IRONING :--- In order to get a good and even finish , the starched articles
must be well dried . Damp the articles and roll each of them separately and
keep aside for a while . The iron must be hot enough to remove creases and give
smoothness for ironing . For cottons and linens the iron must be hot . If the
iron is cold , starch from the fabric will stick to it and cause difficulty in ironing .
WASHING AND FINISHING OF WHITE COTTON
AIM :---To wash and finish a white cotton garment .
PROCESSOR :---
Examination of articles :----Examine the article for tears , holes and
stains and mark them with a light pencil . Mend all the tears and
holes before wetting the garments . Remove such stains as are not
lightly to disappear in the process of washing .
stains and mark them with a light pencil . Mend all the tears and
holes before wetting the garments . Remove such stains as are not
lightly to disappear in the process of washing .
SORTING :---Sort the articles in the following groups .
1. coarse articles for cleaning and dusting .
2. Bed linen and other personal clothes .
1. coarse articles for cleaning and dusting .
2. Bed linen and other personal clothes .
3. Table linen .
4 . Hand - kerchiefs .
STEEPING :--Loose and soluble dirt is removed by steeping . If the
article is very dirty add washing soda ( 1 teaspoon to a gallon of
4 . Hand - kerchiefs .
STEEPING :--Loose and soluble dirt is removed by steeping . If the
article is very dirty add washing soda ( 1 teaspoon to a gallon of
water . Add salt and a little disinfect and to the water in which hand
kerchiefs are added salt to dissolve the mucous does making the
washing easier .
WASHING :---Any one of the modern detergents like surf , det , bar soap
etc... can be used with good results . Washing is done by applying
hard friction scrubbing with a scrubbing brush .
BOILING :--- All white cottons are boiled . Table linen with colored
patterns and designs which are fast in color can also be boiled .
Boiling dis - infects , whitens and freshens the cloths . water used for
boiling must be soft and soapy . Use soda and soap in the proportion
of 1 teaspoon of soda and 1 table spoon of soap . To a gallon of
water . soda alone should not be used as it may damage the fabrics . Soda
must be first dissolved in a little water .
RINSING :---`After boiling rinse the cloths in several warm waters to remove all
traces of soap from the fabric . Give a lost rinse in cold water . To restore the
whiteness wring out the moisture .
STIFFENING AND BLUING :--- It is done as one process . Shake a bag of blue
in the prepared starch to get the desired shade .
1. All cottons and lines except
2. bed linen and under-wear are starched .
kerchiefs are added salt to dissolve the mucous does making the
washing easier .
WASHING :---Any one of the modern detergents like surf , det , bar soap
etc... can be used with good results . Washing is done by applying
hard friction scrubbing with a scrubbing brush .
BOILING :--- All white cottons are boiled . Table linen with colored
patterns and designs which are fast in color can also be boiled .
Boiling dis - infects , whitens and freshens the cloths . water used for
boiling must be soft and soapy . Use soda and soap in the proportion
of 1 teaspoon of soda and 1 table spoon of soap . To a gallon of
water . soda alone should not be used as it may damage the fabrics . Soda
must be first dissolved in a little water .
RINSING :---`After boiling rinse the cloths in several warm waters to remove all
traces of soap from the fabric . Give a lost rinse in cold water . To restore the
whiteness wring out the moisture .
STIFFENING AND BLUING :--- It is done as one process . Shake a bag of blue
in the prepared starch to get the desired shade .
1. All cottons and lines except
2. bed linen and under-wear are starched .
3. Articles such as tablemats , trey cloths , table napkins etc are heavily starched while
personal cloths are given a light stiffening .
4. Nurse caps , Men 's dress and collars need an extra stiffness .
So they are stiffened with cold water starch .
Stir the starch and blue water together well before putting in the articles because
the blue particles settle at the bottom . Squeeze the article well to get a thorough
when penetration of the starch . Article with fringed ways and crochet edgings ,
borders should be gathered in the hand and dipped in the starch water carefully .
The edges may be treated with a dilute solution of starch .
dry it in sunlight . Sunlight helps to bleach the cloth quickens the drying .Disinfects
and freshens the cloths .Articles should hangout on a line by the selvedge threads
and then clip them . They should not be left out in the sun too long as hot sun
causes white clothes to becomes yellow .
IRONING :--- In order to get a good and even finish , the starched articles
must be well dried . Damp the articles and roll each of them separately and
keep aside for a while . The iron must be hot enough to remove creases and give
smoothness for ironing . For cottons and linens the iron must be hot . If the
iron is cold , starch from the fabric will stick to it and cause difficulty in ironing .
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