Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-05
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room should be busted and closely
covered. Next collect all the small
ornamental furnishings, wiping the dust
from each one, into large fiat
basket. and set them away in closet or an
other room, where no dust will reach them
thus freeing the mind of the care they
wonld surely give if left in the room Pic
lures should be taken down, busted and
cleaned, and after sprinkling a little insect
powder over the cords, if worsted, may be
leaned against the walls Of another room or
the entrance bail until needed. The dra-
peries if heavy. will need special attention
much more than can be given then at this
very momet I, but II they are to be fol led
away during the summer months, they can
be thrown across line in the yard, there to
swing for an hour or more without the leas,
injury to tint or texture. The room now
cleaned. should be touched in every corner
ard on every inch of wall service. with a
clean soft brush until not n trace of dust or
cob seb remains sweeping will follow this
and should be done with great care The
corners of the room and the edges of she car
pet should be brushed with a stiff corn
brush then the rest NAV be done after ones
usual manner of sweeping carpets. avoiding
dust by -prinkling salt, damp sawdust or tea
leaves, or ANYTHING one is in the habit of
using a. a preventive against dust Before
Washing windows or doors piece Of carpet.
ing (or an old blanket doubled will do
should be spread parallel with the mop boa ri !,
and under the windows to catch the
drops of water that would otherwise fall upon
the carpet. After the room is cleaned tn a
carpet should be busted with clean. slight
ly damp broom-some prefer wiping it all
over with damp cloth. The covers taken
from the pieces of furniture that stand in the
room should be shaken out of doors. In
replacing the furnishings give the win
dows the first attention. II lace dra-
peries are to be hung they are of
course in readiness This done. the outside
appearance is perfected, and We can take a.
much time as needed to arrange the other
articles. Nett hang the pictures and bring
in the furniture After this the housewife
usually loves to spend a long time in chang
ing and arranging the smaller ornams nts
And very likely she has something new on
which she has spent her spare moments
through the winter months purpo.ely made
to adorn some hitherto neglected corner.
spsce or mantle The housewife now stands
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