Sugar House Bulletin | 1948-07-16 | Page 10 | Household Hints

HUOUSEHOIDJ iflltlTSffi! Here's a good treatment for scorched linen. Rub the flat side of a raw onion on the discolored area, j then soak in cold water for several' houra. Remove wrappers from soap as soon as you get it home' so the air will get at it while it's stored. Stale soap lasts longer than does fresh soap. You can forestall the tarnishing" of gold and silver slippers by wrap ping them in old stockings when the shoes aren't being worn. Water potted plants with tepia water to stimulate growth and avoid shock. When your silver polish dries m you can usually remedy it addlnjj water slowly. -A Revive putty that's gotten dry . and hard by mixing it well with few drops of linseed oil.