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Perhaps you’ve had experience with those mysteri ous spots and holes that sometimes develop in cotton garments when you laundry them at home. The problem baffled everyone, until the U. S. • Department of Agriculture came up with the ans wer. They found that the brown spots and holes can develop in a garment that contains a zipper made of two metals. . . for example copper and aluminum. During the time the cotton dress is damp and in close contact with Iheso metals, electrolysis takes place, giving off enough acid to damage the fabric. Then when a hot iron is applied the damage shows up as brown spots or stains. PHONE 500 TODAY *
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