TAPS, TO REMOVE BROKEN.
First clean the hole by means of a small squirt gun filled with kerosene. All broken pieces of the tap can be removed with a pair of tweezers, which should be as large as possible. Then insert the tweezers between the hole and flutes of the tap. By slowly working back and forth and occasionally blowing out with kerosene, the broken piece is easily released.
TAR PAINTS: See Wood.
TAR-SPOTS ON WOODWORK: See Paint.
TAR-SULPHUR SOAP: See Soap.
TAR SYRUP: See Essences and Extracts.