(Q) If electricity is passed through this product in the
liquid state will it improve its effectiveness?
(A) Electrical forces for THIS product would be made into
the product ready for use. Preferably apply the ultra-violet
to the finished product, for two to two and one-half minutes,
thirty inches from the product, and this stirred while this
is being applied - NOT run through.
The activity of this, as has been given, is that the varied
forms in the combination would work for cleansing; as the
chlorous acid is to preserve the color, as the tar or the Oil
of Pine is to be used AS the cleanser, while Boric acid as
given is for cleansing and to prevent sticking. The
electrifying, through the combination with the sawdust of
leather that would be held to and dusted through so that all
properties are as electrified, would re-enliven the furs to
which this product would be applied. And this product would
be helpful to ANY type of fur or hair!
(Q) What quantity of the product should be treated at a
time?
(A) That as would be a regular run, dependent upon the
production and how it is to be produced. This may be in a
gallon or five gallon quantity or fifty thousand gallons. It
is one and the same, if the electrifying and the proportions
are in the manner as given. The amount of the sawdust or the
leather dust would be sufficient to make same so that it
sifts or is able to be carried THROUGH the fur, see?
(Q) What proportion of this liquid product should be added
with the leather dust?
(A) As has just been given! The leather dust is added until
it is sufficient to be handled in WHATEVER MANNER IT IS TO BE
USED, see? This depends upon whether it's going to be
applied by hand, to be sprinkled on, to be rubbed on, to be
sifted on, or what!
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(See letter [which was enclosed] with directions to
Druggist.)
BACKGROUND
See
1000-13 and
1000-14 both on
7/04/36.
REPORTS
7/22/36 She submitted other questions.
7/26/36 See
1000-16, a continuation on fur freshener.



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