Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 10

e - «A\ Dont rub f your youth away s any one else . doing what ‘Mrs.Emily Morton was ? Mys.. Morton, who wrote us this letter, at first failed to' soak her clothes accord- ing to the directions below.” Now that she is sodking them she gets the same wonderful results with Rinso as her neighbors do. Among the thousands of enthusiastic letters we have received about Rinso there have been a few like Mrs. Morton’s raising some questton about its use. We are giving on this page all the questions we have received and our answeys. If any other woman has any question, Won’t she write us? 2 Should I disolve Rinso in boiling water : mdmedinwmflwu?ewtmdluwfiedothumflfl!y using § or even a full package to a tub. Itu € . figst" clean. No other soap is needed. buzmomnd:thmtnohtfle. . Question : “Should I dissolve Rinso in boiling water first or Shouldl.useRmso - Can I use Rinso in my " - pour it right into the tub from the package?” on silks ? - S Answer: You will gét a much richer, soapier suds if you dis- Questim"ThavebeenusingRimoforovernmf“.n 5.5 washlngmadnne. solve Rinso in boiling water, according to the directions ‘my regular wash. I would never have believed it possible ~ Question: *Thave a washing machine. CanIuse Rinsoin it?” "“""’ before poaring it intg your tub. to get clothes clean without rubbing. I have neverusedit Answer: Rinsois the ideal soap product for washing machines. E ’ Howlohgshouldlsoak 3 on my husband’s mllf,shxmummymnlkthm@- With it you don’t have to do any rubbing—not even the ¥ ‘Would it be all right? most badly soiled spots. Follow the regular directions given colored cloths" Answer: No, Rinso-is madeupeznyfot theregular family below. Soak the clothes. Then, before operating the i wash. Silks, woolens, and the vefy fine sheer fabrics should ~machine, add a fresh Rinso solution, using the same amount Quemo;' How long should I soak colored clothes in be washed in Lux.. ofbl::souymx’medfornaldng. Noother soap is needed . = when Rinso is used. AnswetColorcddothmshmldneverbemkedevenm Does hard water make s 3 clear water, for longer than'half an hour. Soak your colored dlE 2 . gl things in Riiso éuds for only a half hour. any dillerence ¢ Rinso is made by the makers of Lux, the largest ~ Question: “T have used Rinso for nearly a month. It makes soap makers in the world. It loosens and dissolves Is any other soap needed the“work easier but I still have to rub quite alittle. Tuse ¢he dirt from even the heaviest pieces of the weekly With Rinso" it accoadimgéo directions—half a package to a tub of clothes. wash, with A5 3 = - > o The water is very hard here. Do you suppose that has » without injury to a single fabric, Question : “Do I have to use any other soap when I use anything to do with it?” £ Don’t rub your youth away. Get Rinso today Rinso?” Answer: Yes, when the water is hard, & larger amount of from your grocer or any department store, Lever Answer: No. Soak the clothes with Rinso as directed below Rinso must be used to get a good, sich, soapy suds. Try Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. \ o Dissolve Fut each tub of clothes ssolve @ half packnge of Rinsoin two quarts of bmhnl water. (Where water is hard or clo?.hu) extra dirty, use more " MadeinU. SA 8¢ L) Pour mto tub : “Then let your clothes soak — and rinse without any hard rubbing overnight—whatever time isconvenient. These ‘These wonderful mild suds Joosen every of dirt. mwmmwmm