Dissolve, after which add and mix thoroughly,
| Aqua ammonia4 | ounces. |
| Sulphuric ether1 | ounce. |
| Glycerine1 | ounce. |
| Alcohol1 | ounce. |
| Water1 | quart. |
An elegant general preparation for cleaning gloves, silks, etc., is made as follows:
| Deodorized gasoline (or benzine)1 | pint. |
| Alcohol, chloroform, and ether, each 1/2 | fluid ounce. |
Mix, and perfume with cologne, lavender, or any desired odor. Do not use near a flame.
“Gantein” for Cleansing Gloves.—The preparation sold under this name is made as follows: Dissolve 6 parts of soap in 2 parts of water; add 4 parts of bleaching liquor and 1/4 part of aqua ammonia. Rub the gloves with the fluid until clean.
Cleaning Tarnished Silverware.
[IN USE BY ALL LEADING JEWELERS.]
| Cyanide potassium3 | ounces. |
| Soft water2 | gallons. |