трг ще щапиластите от oбaр хо гоце д Cleansing Purposes.
Year: 1885

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Cleansing Purposes.
I REUBEN Ross of Pudsey, near Leeds, in the county of York, Hairdresser, do
hereby declare the nature of this Invention to be as follows :—
I use methylated spirits of wine Salts of Tartar, (being carbonate of potash)
Ammonia and ordinary common soap, these ingredients are put together heated,
and formed into bars, by this means a very effective cleansing soap is obtained and
will wash clothes without rubbing.
JOHN E. WALSH,
Agent for the Applicant.

page_text: With ordinary or common soap I combine or compound in the manner and
according to the proportions hereinafter set forth the following ingredients, viz;
Carbonate of Potash (salts of Tartar) and Methylated Spirits of Wine. In order
to compound or combine the ingredients specified I firstly dissolve the desired
amount or quantity of ordinary or common soap in conjunction or together with
the requisite amount or quantity of Carbonate of Potash (salts of Tartar) and
the requisite amount or quantity of water; when these ingredients are well
amalgamated or mixed I secondly add the requisite amount or quantity of
Methylated Spirits of Wine, after which I heat or boil the whole compound or
combination of ingredients for a period of five minutes after which I form the soap
or combination of ingredients into bars or tablets as desired..
In order to produce, say for instance, 1 cwt of such soap I proportion the
ingredients as follows:-80 lbs of ordinary or common soap, 23 lbs of Methylated
Spirits of Wine, 5 lbs of Carbonate of Potash (salts of Tartar) and 4 lbs of water,
making in all 112 lbs (1 cwt).
The proportions of the herein specified ingredients may be increased or
diminished according to the amount or quantity of soap desired, if a large amount
or quantity is desired the proportions are increased proportionally, if a small
amount or quantity is desired the proportions are diminished or lessened pro-
portionally. The herein specified ingredients after being duly compounded or
combined form a very effective soap for generally cleansing and for toilet purposes.
As a toilet soap it does not irritate the skin nor cause any deleterious effects upon
the same, it is equally applicable for all kinds of household or domestic washing,
for washing floors, doors, furniture and other household effects.
:
Employed in the washing of woollen, cotton, and other cloths or fabrics or clothes
in general it is equally as effective, it exercising no undue influence upon the same,
and greatly facilitates the operation of washing, comparatively little or no rubbing
being required; it does not destroy nor tend to injure the fibre, texture, or colour
of any cloth or fabric in the washing of which it may be employed.
For toilet purposes the soap is, preferably, scented, in order to effect such,
ordinary scents are employed, or scents generally used for such purposes; for
cleansing purposes the soap is preferably unscented.
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 :-
1. The combining with ordinary or common soap, and other ingredients, of
Methylated Spirits of Wine, for the purposes specified.
2. The combination of the ingredients herein set forth, for the purposes
specified.
Dated this 13th day of August 1886.