A New or Improved Wash or Compound for Treating, Washing, or Cleansing Painted and other Articles or Substances Requiring such Treatment.
Year: 1886

page_text: A New or Improved Wash or Compound for Treating, Washing,
or Cleansing Painted and other Articles or Substances
Requiring such Treatment.
I, THOMAS BROMPTON HARRISON, of Ford Street, St. Marys in the Town and
County of the Town of Nottingham, Oil Merchant, do hereby declare the nature of
this Invention to be as follows:-
This Invention has for its object the manufacture of a novel or improved wash
or compound formed of a composition of suitable materials or ingredients, whereby
an economical wash or compound is obtained which is extremely effective and
rapid in its action.
.
The Invention aims at providing a wash suitable for treating, washing or
cleansing paint or wood, iron, stone and other materials or substances requiring
such cleansing or preparing treatment, and to remove grease and dirt before
repainting. Hitherto it has been usual to wash painted, articles or substances
with soap and the like which has the objection that it takes considerable time to
cleanse the work and some further time for drying before the work is fit to be
painted afterwards. The improved wash is economical and is extremely effective
and rapid in its action and effects the great advantage that the work is ready for
the application of paint or other treatment almost immediately after being washed,
besides greatly improving the condition of the work for repainting, and dispensing
with the necessity for first varnishing.
In carrying out the Invention to produce, about one ton of the improved wash
the following ingredients are suitably mixed together in a particular manner, and
are preferably mixed with the aid of steam in suitable vessels. The ingredients
are mixed together in about the quantities stated hereinafter but some deviation
may be found desirable in the exact quantity used of each or some of the ingre-
dients. The ingredients are for producing about one ton of wash as follows:-
About 15 cwt. of soap leys.
1 cwt. of silicated soap.
2 cwt. of Stockholm tar.
1 cwt. of Caustic soda.
cwt. of Sal ammoniac.
14 lbs. of Irish Moss.
14 lbs. of best white tallow.
The ingredients when properly mixed together are applied to the article substance
or work to be treated by a brush or in any convenient way, a suitable quantity
being taken and used with a suitable quantity of water.

page_text: A New or Improved Wash or Compound for Treating, Washing,
: or Cleansing Painted and other Articles or Substances
Requiring such Treatment.
I, THOMAS BROMPTON HARRISON, of Ford Street, St. Mary's, in the Town and
County of Nottingham, Oil Merchant, do hereby declare the nature of the said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly
described and ascertained in and by the following statement:-
9:
This Invention has for its object the manufacture of a wash or compound formed
of a composition of suitable materials or ingredients whereby an economical wash
or compound is obtained which is extremely effective and rapid in its action.
The Invention aims at providing a wash suitable for treating washing or
cleansing paint on wood, stone, iron, and other materials or substances requiring
such cleansing or preparing treatment and for removing grease and dirt before
repainting. Hitherto it has been usual to wash painted articles or substances with
soap and the like which has the objection that it takes considerable time to cleanse
the work and some further time for drying before the work is fit to be painted
afterwards. The improved wash besides being economical and extremely effective
and rapid in its action has the great advantage that the work is ready for the
application of paint or other treatment almost immediately after the wash has
been applied besides greatly improving the condition of the work for repainting
and dispensing with the necessity for first varnishing.
In carrying out the Invention the following ingredients are suitably mixed
together in the following manner, and are preferably mixed with the aid of steam
in suitable vessels. The ingredients are mixed together in about the quantities
stated hereinafter but some deviation may be found desirable in the exact
quantity used of each or some of the ingredients. The quantities subjoined are for
producing about one ton of the wash as follows:-
15 cwt. of soap leys.
1 cwt, of silicated soap.
2 cwt of Stockholm tar.
Icwt of Caustic soda.
cwt, of Sal ammoniac,
14 lbs. of Irish Moss,
14 lbs. of best white tallow.
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page_text: These ingredients when properly mixed together are applied to the article,
substance or work to be treated in any convenient way, a suitable quantity being
taken and used with a suitable quantity of water, say 10 of water to one of
the wash.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is:-
The wash or compound prepared substantially as and for the purpose specified.