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flftw fan I? by Anne Ashley Q. How can I perform a good polishing job on chrome? A, With some dry baking soda and a soft cloth. To re­ move rust spots, rub with damp­ ened aluminum foil, and wipe with a dry cloth. This renews the shine beautifully. Many oth­ er such easy-to-do hints are contained in my household man­ ual. How can I remove lime that is encrusted inside a tea­ kettle? A. By boiling a strong vin­ egar solution inside the ket­ tle, and then rinsing out thor­ oughly before putting in water for cooking purposes. Q. Please suggest an effec­ tive method of bleaching white linens. A. Use about a cup of lem­ on juice to a large pan of wa­ ter, and allow the linens to soak in this for about an hour. It will bleach white without injuring the material. Q. How can I remove paint and putty stains from window glass? A. Rub over the glass with a wet cloth dipped in baking soda. Then, after fifteen minutes or so, wash with clear warm wa­ ter, rub until dry, and polish. Q. How can I put a screw into a plastered wall so that it will hold securely? A. First drive a nail into the plaster, then remove it and put the screw you are going to use into the hole. It will come out at once. Plug the hole full of steel wool, and the screw will then twist in tightly without cracking the plaster and will hold heavy weights. Q. How can I serve whiter looking cauliflower? A. By adding a piece of lem­ on during the cooking process. And cook the caulifower only until tender. Overcooking tends WED, OCTOBER 8, 1969 - PLAIlslDEALER - PG. 3 to discolor it. Q. What can i do about heat marks on my furniture? A. Try camphorated oil, stroking lightly over the spots with a cloth moistened in this oil, then rubbing immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Do not uSe a linty cloth, as fuzz might stick to the wood. The final step is to rewax. Q. How can I sharpen my pinking shears? A. Cut through a double strip of aluminum foil several times, and this will renew the edge of the blades of your shears. Q. What is a good method of drilling a hole through glass? A. One suggested way is to use copper or brass tubing with sharp little notches filed in one end. Chuck this into your drill press. Use a rubber cushion un­ der the glass and build a clay mound around the drilling ar­ ea so as to keep turpentine and grain of carborundum or emery concentrated on the hole you are drilling. Start with easy pressure and when half through, drill from the other side of the glass to finish. Q. How can I repair a but­ ton in which the eye section has been pulled out? A. Fill the hole with liquid cement, and when it reaches the . almost-hard stage, take a needle and make new holes. Then, after the cement has dried thoroughly, sew the button back on its garment. 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