Pleasant Grove Review | 1937-02-12 | Page 6 | Household Questions

I Household Quesfionr A boiled custard poured over peaches or bananas makes a delicious deli-cious dessert. To remove paint from cotton clothing soak the spot in a solu- tion made of equal parts of ammonia am-monia and turpentine. When spot disappears wash garment in soap suds. Men's patent leather shoes dancing pumps, evening shoes, and so on will last twice as long if they are kept on trees and rubbed with vaseline after use. When the teakettle becomes discolored dis-colored inside, it can be brightened bright-ened by boiling a clean oyster shell in it. Tablecloths that are no longer in use make good cot covers, bedspreads, bed-spreads, or curtains if they are dyed to match the color scheme of the room. Leather book bindings can be preserved by periodic treatments with an equal mixture of castor oil and paraffin. When laundering sweaters o r knitted blouses let dry on cloth or bath towel placed on a flat ! surface. No ironing is required. Aoaoclntod Nowanapara. WNU Kerviee.