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This study was made to compare the properties of a liquid laundry soap with other washing and scouring agents with respect to shrinkage in weight and dimensions, fading of dye, and changes in construction and feel.Tests were run on various textile materials, including knitted fabrics, wool fabrics, mohair yarns, and wool fleeces.The laundry practice was both mild and severe to cover the range of usual practices in laundry operations. It was found that the liquid laundry soap was superior in each of the tests.

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Notes and Correspondence- Committee on Standard Apparatus

Collins¹,

Boughton²,

Howe³

et al. 1925

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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F. W. Smither

Report of soap analysis committee, AOCS; ASTM committee D-12, 1944

Standard Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Commercial Soaps and Soap Products, Revised

Soap analysis committee report to the autumn meeting

Performance tests of a liquid laundry soap used with textile materials.

Notes and Correspondence- Committee on Standard Apparatus

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