Fig. 24 is a small brush, useful to dust ledges in parlors, and the frames of windows.
Fig. 25.
Fig. 25 is an Apple Corer. It is a scroll of tin soldered together, about seven inches long, an inch in diameter at the largest end, and tapering to half an inch at the smaller end, where it is cut off obliquely. It costs but a dime, and every housekeeper can have one made at a tinner’s, and needs one.
Fig. 26.
Fig. 26 is a Gridiron Scraper. It is fitted to the bars of gridirons that have scooped bars. It has a convex scraper on one end of the transverse piece of iron, and a concave one at the other, so as to fit both sides of the gridiron bars.
Fig. 27.
Fig. 27 shows the best shape for a Rolling Pin.