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The Stove Stays Black

Dear Aunt Daisy, Just a word of thanks for that tip in The Listener about keeping the stove black with bluestone. I have tried it out and it is a huge success. I have a coal range and as I have to keep the fire in all day to do the cooking, you can guess how the stove polish wears off. I use a liquid polish, but since using the bluestone with it, the top of my range has kept a nice black appearance. It also, polishes up very nicely and keeps the dust down

Bud

Gisborne.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 466, 28 May 1948, Page 23

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The Stove Stays Black New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 466, 28 May 1948, Page 23

The Stove Stays Black New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 466, 28 May 1948, Page 23

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