This book describes how Tudor, Stuart and Georgian households coped with the washing of their clothes, using wood ash and urine, rather than detergent, and storing items in linen presses and coffers, rather than in wardrobes. Advice is also provided on how to care for antique clothes.
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delicate,
By francisca barros ariztia (santiago, chile) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Care of Clothes (Paperback)
The book is great done, very delicate and simple. Its tell some kind of history in the care of clothes from the first public laundry to the self wallet with all on it. In some way I feel that It need more information or some kind of conclusion to their investigation.
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