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Wash sweaters frequently. Do not soak. For soiled portions around collars or cuffs, apply soap directly, rub and squeeze gently.
Rinse thoroughly in lukewarm water. Dry quickly. Roll in clean bath towel, kneading to remove excess water. Unroll at once. Insert dry towel or tissue paper between back and front of garment. Place sweater on dry towel, then shape to size as it dries.
•Home laundering ideas have undergone considerable change, says Miss Elizabeth Fuss, county home agent.
Out of date, for example, are the practices of soaking clothing for hours, bleaching by the bottleful, bluing without discretion, starching stiff as a board. — .Such practices are not followed because they are not needed; and) because they are damaging to garments. Over-washing does not make clothes cleaner. Instead it tends to deposit soil after about 15 minutes’ washing time. Over-washing is really over-wearing clothes, •wastes time and electricity, and adds to wear on the washing machine.
Over-night soaking is outmoded, too, Mias Fuss says. Twenty min
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