A Disaster
Dear Aunt Daisy, My daughter has a lovely satin pram pad and by some accident some silver nitrate was spilt on it. We cannot get it out, although she has tried everything she could think of, So I suggested writing to Aunt Daisy! You will let us know what to do, I’m sure. The stains are brown, on white satin. "M.E.A.," Linwood. Here is your answer, from N.J.M., Christchurch: "When single I worked a food deal with silver nitrate, and we always removed it from our fingers with iodine. This would mean an fodine stain but if new I’m ertain this could be removed afterwards." To remove the iodine stain, pour a little- household ammonia into a saucer, place the stained part in, and rub gently. The stains will disappear. Wash afterwards,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 738, 4 September 1953, Page 22
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134A Disaster New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 738, 4 September 1953, Page 22
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