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^1 ^ p * z-as zfrrm 1? l-V- , 1 ' •i / ; '%¥%?$$?• *r': How Can I? 'A- , •'.$ How can I clean toattaer and qyion upholstery in my cai* A, WMp up a solution of detergent and ammonia, and using just the suds and a clean cloth or l>rush, go over the upholstery with this. Finish off hy wiping with another cloth rinsed out of clear water. Uusally does a first-rate job. Q. What is the proper way to cut off excess caipeting? A. Turn the carpet upside down, and use a very sharp knife to sever the cords. As a guide for making a straight cut, keep the knife blade between two parallel filler or imp strands. Q. What can I do about a shrunken sweater? •» A. This sweater can often be restored to shape by wetting it, dropping it into a pillow case, having the pillow case on the lira by the hem, and letting water drip into it. Do not wring the sweater. Q. How can Ikeepbirttonholes from fraying when working them into loosely-woven fabrics? A. You can achieve a good, kxe-lasting buttonhole if you'll first apply a thin line of clear fingernail polish exactly where the hole is to be made. Let this dry, then cut the buttonhole with a razor blade or buttonhole scissors, and work as usual. Q. Aqy suggestions for the repair of a broken coil on a hotplate? A. Try hooking the two ends of the break together, putting a pinch of borax MI the joint, than turning on the heat. The coil will often weld together very nicely. JQ. How can I keep watercress fresh and crisp for several days? A. Wash and drain it, then place it in a heavy paper bag and keep in a moderatey cold section of your refrigerator. Q. Any special tips for the neat filling-in of deep, uglylooking nail holes in my plastered walls? A. Here's one good repair: Mix up a little talcum powder or Cornstarch with a few drops of water, force this into the holes, and smooth off around the edges with your fingertips. More such repair tips are included in my new household book. Q. How can I remediy a sweater that has become unsightly because its pockets arestretchsagging? A. Sew a strip of elastic inside the tops of the pockets and tack the wool to it in a few places. This will draw the pockets back into position and eliminate the saggy look. Q. Is there anything I can do about a dish that is cracked but not acutally borken? A. You can often obliterate the crack and strengthen the dish just by setting it in a pan of milk and boiling for about 45 minutes. Q. How can I give my suede shoes and purses a good cleaning? A. Sandpaper lightly over these articles, then wipe them off with a cloth moistened with vinegar. Q. How can I mend plastic tablecloths that rip or burn and have holes in them? A. Cut a piece of plastic from a plastic food bag just large enough to cover the rip or hole. Lay a cloth over the plastic patch, and press it with a warm iron. Be sure the iron isn't hot, or it will melt the plastic and stick. Take the cloth off, and your tablecloth should be as good as new. Q. How can I keep paint off hinges or other hardware when I am painting woodwork? A. Coat these hardware items lightly with petroleum jelly. Then any paint that does get on them will wipe off easily with the petroleum jelly after the rest of the paint has dried. Q. How can I prevent cake icing from sticking to the wax paper in which it is wrapped for a lunch box? A. By buttering the part of the paper which cranes into contact with the icing. Q. How can I make a filler for repairing cracks in a pair of old wooden wagon wheels I wish to erect as a yard decoration? A. Mix flour with enough brown shellac to make a paste, rub this on the wood, and after it has dried completely, sandpaper the surface and then rub with a soft cloth that has been dampened with a little oil and thin shellac. Q. How can I best locate a leak in a gas pipe? A. For one thing do NOT be foolish enough to search for the leak with a lighted match! Instead, try shaving lather. Brush it on the suspected area of pipe and where there is a leak bubbles will begin to form. Q. How can I make better -'hovered buttons? A. When you're fabricating covered buttons^ cover the back of your material with cellophane tape, and this will prevent it CKim fraying. Q. How can I preserve shelled walmfts? A. Pack dry in sterilized jars and seal the jars tightly. TOien place the jars in the oven and bake at 275 degrees for an hour. Give the tops of the jars an extra tight twist after removing from the oven. The walnuts will keep, wift thisprocessing, ipto five years. Q. How can I remove rain spot§ from velvet? A. By sponging with carbon tetrachloride, rubbing in one direction. My new household book contains many other such :s on the care of clothing .Notaries. Q. HdW ^an I mend broken chalk pieces? A. With your finger, rub canned evaporated milk on the broken ends, then stick them together. Q. Is there any way I can prevent white enamel paint from turning yellow later? A. You can accomplish this hy adding one teaspoon of blade enamel to each quart of white enamel paint. Q. What can I do about fine hairline cracks that have occurred in my plaster ceilings and walls? A. These can be filled in without use of spackle or plaster by naing ordinary sticks of white chalk. Rub vigorously bade and forth over the crack until it is filled in. On white ceilings this forms an excellent temporary repair which will need no further touching up until time for the next paint job! Q. Is there any way I can remedy the gripper snaps on children's clothing which have gotten weak aid will not stay fastened? A. To make these work like new, just take a pair of pliers and bend one or two of the prongs in the socket a little. Q. How can I facilitate the separation of sliced bacon in its package? A. By taking the whole package and rolling it ip crosswise. Then, when you unroll it, the slices will separate immediately without breaking. Q. How can I prevent tarnish on my costume jewelry? A. If you'll keep a stick of ordinary blackboard chalk in your jewelry box, this will aid in tarnish prevention. This same idea also works well in chests of silverware and other cabinets where metal objects subject to tarnish are stored. Q. How can I give my arms special care to whiten them and add to their beauty? A. Try nibbing a slice of lemon over your arms several times a day to whiten them, massaging the juice well into the skin. Follow with hand lotion or cold crem. Q. How can I mend sheer or nylon curtains? A. Apply a bit of colorless nail polish, and press the torn edges together with your fingers. The tear will be almost invisible. Q. How can I remedy sweaters that have begun to show worn spots? A. Buy mercerized thread to match the sweater in color,turn the garment wrong side out, and darn in fine, loose stitches -- malting sure the stitches don't go through to the right side. Use a small brush, instead of a darning egg. It holds the spot to be mended firmly and makes your darning easier. Q. How can I separate postage HALF-PAST Z REALIZE VOU WERE COOKING CHIU BEFOREX WAS BORN... BUT WHY SERVE tT TO ME NOW!? m-m I stamps that are stuck together? A. Before attempting to pull them apart, place a piece of slightly damp paper over them and rub over the paper with a hot iron. This usually loosens the stamps without spoiling the adhesive. Q. How can I quickly and effectively remove sooty fingerprints from my light-colored rugs? Art gum usually does the trick nicely. Many other such handy household hints are contained in my new paperback book. Q. How can I mend tears in flexible plastic items as belts and purses? A. Heat an old case knife to a degree that melts the plastic. 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