Preservative solution for material shining cloth
OwnerStephano Piconeinventor
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Abstract
A food base preservative for material surfaces such as finished furniture surfaces, painted surfaces, glass surfaces, vinyl plastic surfaces, and the like. The preservative solution is made from okra, water and a food preservative agent, and it is used by impregnating soft cloths, such as towels, with the solution and shining material surfaces with the impregnated cloths.
Claims2
A method for making a vegetable base preservative solution and its addition to material surfaces, comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a volume of water selected from the range of 31/2 gallons to 41/2 gallons;
- (b) mixing 16 ounces of okra in said volume of water;
- (c) adding a food preservative agent to the mixture of water and okra in an amount selected from the range of 2 tablespoons to 31/2 tablespoons;
- (d) boiling the mixture of water, okra and food preservative agent for about one hour and forty-five minutes to make a syrupy solution;
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- (e) cooling and ageing the solution for at least one month,
- (f) bringing the solution to boiling and adding towels made of soft material,
- (g) immersing towels in said solution for 20-25 minutes,
- (h) cooling towel mixture,
- (i) draining off excess solution and drying.
A material surface shining cloth which is impregnated with a vegetable base preservative solution made from a boiled mixture of okra, water and a food preservative agent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.