The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-07-27
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o' clothing are thrown in. with . .,,;,.,s
quantity OF soap. and all alkaline amid ~,
%ss's'S IN disSotyinf' ths dirt and bIeachin
I Iie laprc' 50 thai clothes after being wa.
90 Va 9hls manner increase in whitsn,s,
"iIn0s1 M,, having the texture injured.
men she cylinder is changed itis nut
ni'.,on - ,u oy small Steam engine, and mn
70 feVolye slowly, frst ene WV a few -
i%'OhS and then the other. bv which !,
c"'hes are thrown from side to side 4, :.
a ous anu 'oroush The watsr. During this ).
pera'ion The steam is let. in through : AZ.
oie.mohIh Pipe --sOneEhat of this shaneY-.
"hicn mas one mouth in and .one Trc,,,,.
JAs ~ VI S"'er; the steam entering the wal,
through the immersed end and e..ar;.,
through the other, by which means r
liaie 10 pass through the clothes comnIst..
y Cleaning them in fifteen or twenty mi,
n'eS t. Ihe steam is now cut oil. and Is
Lot wafer drawn through Che waste oir
""u men cold water introduced, which s,
Aes 'le article IN a few more turns of n
cyhnaer' They are now suffered TO dra;
unul me operator is ready to take then, =,
Mhen ioey are put into the driving rnachin.
wh'ch runSs.lIke u milestone, and ;ts onar.
IONS ',,l may Dc understood by supposiag tina.
lh'i stone, TO De shallow tub, with wir.
aet WORK sides, against which the elo,b.,
" n3 piacea 1t is put in rapid motion. n.
''F passing ina strong currentinto the ton an,
oo''om OF The tub and out of the andes ear.
rleS All Ihe moisture with it into the outside
ease, from whence it runs away. The Iengtb
q tine requisite to dry the clothes. deuenss
upon The rapidity OF he evolving tub. Ifi
snou'd run 5000 revoIluieus in minute
i've 70 seven minutes would be quite sut6.
eieht' When there is not sufficient Steam N
ran the dryer with that speed requires double
tlal In washing and drying there Is no,h.
my to inJure the fabric. Ladies cans and
,a laGsS are put IN netting bags and are not
r"Opea by hapd or machine to chafe or tear
t0em t Ia the least, but are clennsed m most ner.
fectly. = oos Pes-
: IL can readily be imagined what long line
o. 'l,,' WASH tubs would,be required to wash g.
wy ls2ees day. and what bir clothes
yafd 70 dry them in; while here the work i
done by four persons, who only occunv
part u Q basement room, the othaA Dart be-
> my Occupied by gangte and iron and
lolding tables. Adjoining are sairino
lfaFes' WHICH are hung with clothes 4 and
then showed into a room steam pipe ated
When 'hey are completely dried in asgBew
Can we use it at hope?'' "Is It possi.
pie 10 nave 1t III tamilIes?'' Oh YES. Ladiesj
lhe Tribune Local, gallapt fellow, has no,
forgotten you lor he has Cleaned for YOU
.hls Information: For common family nse
hand machlpes are made to cost from $40
'os5o' with which woman can wash f;ffv
pieces at /" time and complete 500 in 4 sday
without laboring severely. For the purposs
d ~ashingi without driving the luachiSSFT-
oy S'eam' avery small boiler will be sutf;.
''ea'' IL Is not necessary to have head 81
~a!er' as that can be found in the cvlinder
which can easily be turned by horse Of anv
other convenientpower. The plan ofclean.
sing Clothes by steam is not new one. hut
II Is eontehdeu by the inventor that his pro.
'css IS an improvement upon all heretofore
aPpled te that purpose.