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At your dacha, probably, there is a stove, a kerosene stove or kerosene gas. And you probably have to light them up or put them out sometimes. In this case, there may be cases of soot and soot stains on your clothes. How to get rid of them?

Moisten the stain with turpentine, wipe with a cloth, then lather well with soap and three times with a brush. Then rinse thoroughly with warm water. If, after washing, rust spots remain on a white cloth, remove them with a ten percent solution of tartaric acid. Rinse the item thoroughly with water.

Author: Shkurko D.I.

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