For applying Liquid Disinfectants, Germicides, spraying Plants, Flowers, Etc.
This atomizer is durable and well constructed, and with ordinary care will last for years. It throws a fine, spray-like mist which penetrates into corners, cracks and crevices that cannot be reached by ordinary means. Especially useful for applying Liquid Bed-Bug Killer, Sanitary Fluid and Zanzibar Fly Chaser. Prevents waste and saves time and money. Only a few minutes are required to thoroughly spray a room if this atomizer is used. Hotel Keepers and others who have use for a device of this kind will find it gives very satisfactory results.
An atomizer is particularly desirable for the use of Liquid Bed-Bug Killer. See page 294.
Flows Readily and Dries Quickly, Leaving a Strong, Permanent, Legible Blue-Black Color
Zanzibar-Brand Combined Writing and Copying Fluid flows freely and easily from the pen, does not bead nor drop; penetrates the paper readily and dries quickly. It produces a rich, deep blue-black color, making a permanent, readable, lasting record. It does not smear or smudge from handling, nor fade out by exposure.
It does not clog the most delicate mechanism of complicated fountain pens.
When the ink dries up in the well, refill with water and it will still be an intensely black ink.
An Indelible Ink so permanently indelible that its markings could not be effected even if steeped in concentrated bleach for several hours. Its deep jet black shade is really deepened by washing, rather than weakened. It flows smoothly from the pen, dries immediately on the goods and does not spread through the fibre.
This Eradicator gives satisfactory results in dissolving and removing Indelible Ink Stains and marks made with Zanzibar-Brand Indelible Ink. Its use is insurance against loss caused by ink stains on the laundry work due to accident or careless handling of the marking ink. It should be kept on hand for these emergencies. This Eradicator will not injure the most delicate colors or fabrics.
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Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.]
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