New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1923, Page 5

sterday € i el &a soaking takes the p ce of rubbing’ For all wash day methods- soaking, boiling or for washing machines he suds of this new soap soak the dirt right out AUWith this new kind of soap all but ~actually ground-in dirt comes out easily - safely ITH this new kind of soap, soaking takes the place of rubbing. Simply soaking in its thick, lasting suds loosens all the dirt. Even the places where dirt gets ground-in — seats and knees of children’s play clothes, cuff-edges and neck-bands of men’s shirts—need only a light rubbing. The old way of washing meant ceaseless rubbing—rubbing soap here and there on the clothes and then rubbing the clothes—a long- drawn-out method. It was so tiring, and it was hard on the clothes, too. But it was the only way to get the dirt out. Now Rinso has changed all this. It is so rich in pure soap, yet so gentle and mild, that soaking in its big lasting suds takes the place of rubbing, The only places you have to in tub the dirt out are where some- body rubbed it in, and even these places you have to rub but lightly. Where this light rubbing is neces- sary just sprinkle on a little dry Rinso. The most obstinate spots will dis- appear at once. You need no soap powder or other soap with Rinso. It takes the place of bar soap for every washing method. It does the whole job. Rinso is made by the makers of Lux, the largest soap-makers in the THESE are the simpledirections for using Rinso. Just dissolve Rinso in boiling water in a sauce- pan. Make a good thick solution. Fill your tub with luke-warm water until tub is half full. Pour your solution into the tub. Then put in your clothes. Be sure that the suds stand up even after the clothes are in; if they do not, add a little more of the Rinso'solution, Lettheclothes soak an hour—all night if you wish. (Colored clothes, " . wortld. It is as wonderful for the regular week-in, week-out family wash as Lux is for fine things—just as easy and safe to use. All grocery and department stores have Rinso in two sizes—in the regular sigg and the big new pack- age. Get Rinso today and learn what wonderful results you can get, and how much of the drudgery of wash-day you can do away with, Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. of course, not longer than half an hour.) Then rinse them out. With Rinso you will find you do not have to boil, but if {ou like to boil your white cottons, pour enoug| give you the suds you like. If you have a washing machine, use enough Rinso solution to give good suds. Rinso suds have just the body needed in the washing machine., Rinso solution into your boiler to WITH RINSO YOU NEED NO OTHER SOAP If you have a\ washing machine These washing machine manu. facturers say to use Rinso in their machines—Apex, Bluebird, Cof- field, “1900” Cataract, Gainaday, Getz, Haag, Horton, Laundry- ette, Meadows, One Minute, Rotarex, Sunnysuds, Surf, Trojan, Voss These men advise the public to use Rinso in their washing machines just as the textile manufacturers advise the public to wash their fabrics in Lux. “We have tried out Rinso and other soaps—many of them good —in our machine, but for all *round satisfaction we recommend Rinso.” That’s what the president of the Rotarex Company says. The president of the Laundryette Company writes: “We found no littlesoapy particles floating around in the water in our tests with Rinso as we did with some of the other soaps. Twelve minutes was the average operating period with Rinso and not a singfi article had to be hand rubbed.” W the new soap that does the whole job 3