Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-09-03 | Page 4 | Kitchenettes

r- r KITCHENETTES 1 e If It the slope of oC the kitchen draining board IB It made steeper tho water will drain from the dishes that much fast tast- er ar To prevent the dishes themselves from rom sliding down such a steep slope one should nail across the tho lower end endor of or the board a row of or cleats an inch lo long and set an Inch apart When roa roasting UJ turkey lurker goose goolie and ch chicken ken the they will be more Juicy and andt t taste ll co ok Od with the least breast heat r radiator tit e t soapstone front from froma troma a cooker cooke proves a boon Loon on Ir Ironing da day IZ Ir us used d for sadiron stand Tho The Irons h hold ld heat twice as long IonS A piece pIcco of ot garden hose makes an Ideal deal carpet beater heater While stout enough to dislodge bc the dust dUt Its t ty prevents prevents pre pre- vents the wear weal and tear given b by the ordinary stick or 01 rattan beater Towels should b be dried before being being- put aWl away ava In their ther damp damn condition mold sometimes forms on them hem which not only spoils the towels towels towels tow tow- els but hn has hns even been known to cause skin stin troubles If It a cloth Is wet In vinegar and wrung runS out as dr dry as possible and wrapped around cheese and tho the whole put in a large paper bag then put In a cool place it will retain the moisture of t one freshly cut and will wUl not mold