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WHITEWASH, CALLED PARIS WHITE

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Ingredients

  • one half pound transparent glue
  • a pint of limestone water
  • one tea-spoonful of vinegar in a pint of limestone water

Directions

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Sixteen pounds of Paris white, one half pound transparent glue. Cover the glue with cold water at night; next morning, carefully heat it, without scorching, until the glue is dissolved. The Paris white is stirred into hot water, until it is the con- sistency of milk, and then the dissolved glue is added to it.

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One tea-spoonful of vinegar in a pint of limestone water, will antagonize aU its iU effects upon the bowels of those who are unaccustomed to it. — Dr. Hall.

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As much powdered alum as wiU rest on a dime, stirred in a pail of water, wUl clear it in five minutes. — Dr. Hall.

By Vehling, Joseph Dommers, 1879-1950. fmo · Recipe sourced from internet_archive

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