...and articles to be disinfected in the manner recommended by Xovy and Waite, which is as follows : 1. All cracks or openings in the plaster or in the floor, or about the door or windows, should be calked tight with cotton or with strips of cloth. 2. The linen, quilts, blankets,...

...following rules should be followed : 1. All Openings in the plaster or in the floor, or about the doors and windows, should be caulked tight with cotton or with strips of cloth. Fio. 76. ehyde generator. 2. The linen, quilts, blankets, carpets, etc., should be stretched out on...

...in the plaster, in the floor, or about the doors or windows should be caulked tight with cotton or strips of cloth. 2. The linen, quilts, blankets, carpets,...stretched out on a line in order to expose as much surface as possible to the disinfectant. They should not be thrown into a heap. Books should be suspended by...

...following rules should be followed: 1. All openings in the plaster or in the floor, or about the doors and windows, should be caulked tight with cotton or...expose as much surface to the disinfectant as possible. They should not be thrown into a heap. Books should be suspended by their covers, so that the leaves...

...injure dyed stuffs. \Yhen formaldehyde is used, the following rules should lie fol— ^-allowed : 1. All openings in the plaster or in the floor, or about...should be caulked tight with cotton or with strips cloth. out on a line, in order to expose as much surface to the disinfectant possible. They should...

...following rules should be followed: 1. All openings in the plaster or in the floor, or alxnit the doors and windows, should be caulked tight with cotton or...expose as much surface to the disinfectant as possible. They should not be thrown into a heap. Books should be suspended by their covers, so that the leaves...

...following rules should be followed: 1. All openings in the plaster or in the floor, or about the doors and windows, should be caulked tight with cotton or...expose as much surface to the disinfectant as possible. They should not be thrown into a heap. Books should be suspended by their covers, so that the leaves...

...the disease, but only during the period when the disease is likely to develop, as shown in the table. Disinfectants The Disinfection of Rooms—1. All cracks...expose as much surface to the disinfectant as possible. Tliov should not be thrown into a heap. Books should be suspended by their covers so that the pages...

...following rules should be followed : 1. All openings in the plaster or in the floor, or about the doors and windows, should be caulked tight with cotton or with strips of cloth or paper. 2. The linen, quilts, blankets, carpets, etc., should be stretched out on a line, in order...

...Medical News, conclude a paper upon this subject wfth these general directions: 1. All cracks or openings should be caulked tight with cotton or with strips...expose as much surface to the disinfectant as possible. Books should be suspended by their covers so that the pages are freely exposed. 3. The walls and floor...