Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-07-01 | Page 12 | Cleans Linoleum

CLEANS LINOLEUM. Taneolum may be cAsily and economically economi-cally cleaned by the use of gasolene Soaps and scrubbing powders have a dele terlmis effect on the colors and to a leaser degree on the composition, which consists of chloride of sulphur, ground cork and linseed oil. The mop may be used or a cloth may be dipped in the gasolene and rubbed quickly over a space, which must then he wiped dry with another cloth Tiling of bathrooms or kitchens, also bathtubs and sinks, may be treated In the same way, and gasolene will be found to be almost indispensable In the cleaning of gas plates and drip pans The inflammability of gasolene Is common com-mon knowledge nowadavs and one need scarcely add the precaution that It must never be used In a room where there is an open flame 4