The progress meatless cook book

Chapter 778: TO CLEAN PLASTER STATUETTES

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This work provides a comprehensive collection of meatless recipes alongside practical household tips aimed at simplifying domestic life. It includes sections on breakfast dishes, soups, salads, desserts, and various cleaning methods for household items. The author emphasizes the importance of efficient meal preparation to alleviate the burdens of daily cooking, encouraging a balanced approach to household management. The text advocates for a sensible lifestyle that minimizes waste and promotes enjoyment in cooking and home care, making it suitable for both novice and experienced housekeepers.

CLEANING BRIC-A-BRAC, ETC.

TO CLEAN ALABASTER ORNAMENTS

Apply a paste made of quick lime and water, leave on a few days, and wash off with warm water and soap.

TO CLEAN IVORY

Brush with a soft tooth brush in lukewarm water. Use alcohol if the ivory is discolored and dry in the sun, if possible.

TO CLEAN MARBLE

Mix two parts of soda, one of pumice stone, and one of salt, with warm water to form a paste.

TO CLEAN PLASTER STATUETTES

Dip the statue several times in a strong solution of soda in water, rubbing badly soiled places with a soft cloth.