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Oily cloths are a fire hazard. Always spread them out to dry in an airy pla

Oily cloths are a fire hazard. Always spread them out to dry in an airy place as soon as you’re through with them, and be sure they’re completely dry before you properly dispose of them.

By Yankee Magazine|Mar 24 2013| Print icon

Oily cloths are a fire hazard. Always spread them out to dry in an airy place as soon as you’re through with them, and be sure they’re completely dry before you properly dispose of them.

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