The Art of Laundry-Work
Subtitle: Practically Demonstrated for Use in Homes and Schools
By: By Florence B. Jack, Head Teacher of Laundry-work Edinburgh School of Domestic Economy.
Publisher: T. C. & E. C. Jack; Whittaker & Co.
Published: 1895
Place of publication: Edinburgh; London
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 142
Other titles: The Art of Laundry Work
Notes: Advertisements at front and back.
Table of contents: label: Chapter I.
pagenum: n16
title: Preliminary Remarks, and Preparation for Washing.; label: Chapter II.
pagenum: 6
title: Washing, Boiling, Rinsing, and Blueing.; label: Chapter III.
pagenum: 15
title: Wringing, Drying, and Mangling.; label: Chapter IV.
pagenum: 21
title: Ironing.; label: Chapter V.
pagenum: 31
title: Body-Linen.; label: Chapter VI.
pagenum: 49
title: Bed, Table, and other Household Linen.; label: Chapter VII.
pagenum: 57
title: Flannels and other Woollen Articles.; label: Chapter VIII.
pagenum: 65
title: Muslins, Lace, Curtains, and Net.; label: Chapter IX.
pagenum: 75
title: Silks, Prints, Sateens, and Fancy Articles.; label: Chapter X.
pagenum: 84
title: Infants' and Children's Clothes.; label: Chapter XI.
pagenum: 99
title: Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, and Polishing.; label: Chapter XII.
pagenum: 113
title: Making of Starch and Various Recipes.