Pick it carefully and rub well in a damp cloth, and then in a dry cloth.
The floor should then be wiped with a damp clothon the broom.
If the rug is a large one and cannot be removed, it should be wiped over with a damp cloth, rolled, and the under side of the rug and the floor beneath it should be wiped.
A] The woodwork should be cleaned with a damp cloth and a soap that is not too strong.
Pork Chops Wipe the chops with a damp cloth, and place in a hot frying-pan.
Wipe the meat all over with a damp cloth, but do not put it into water.
The floor, wood-work, and furniture should be dusted with a damp cloth.
Wash thoroughly, and put in cold water until crisp, drain on a towel, wrap in a damp cloth, and put in a cool place.
Tinware which has become blackened may be made to look bright and shining again by rubbing with a damp cloth dipped in sal-soda.
Meat should not be cleaned by washing with water, as that extracts the nutritive juices, but by thoroughly wiping the outside with a damp cloth.
Split down the middle of the back, wipe clean with a damp cloth, twist the top of the wings from the second joint; spread out flat, and with a rolling pin break the projecting breastbone so that the bird will lie flat upon the broiler.
Pluck and draw the birds, and wipe them inside with a damp cloth.
Pluck, draw, and cut the partridges in half, and wipe the inside thoroughly with a damp cloth.
Pluck and draw them, and wipe the insides and outsides with a damp cloth, as washing spoils the flavour.
After the bird is plucked and drawn, wipe the inside with a damp cloth, and truss it in the same manner as partridge, No.
While the syrup is cooking, prepare the slab by washing it with a damp cloth.
Put all this on hot fire, stir till it commences to boil, wipe down sides of kettle with a damp cloth, cover and steam, put in thermometer and cook to 260.
Before either of these performances remove any stickiness or greasiness with a damp cloth.
Fly-specks and finger-marks can be removed with a damp cloth or alcohol, and the mirror polished with whiting and chamois.
The frames and backs may be brushed and wiped, and the glass cleaned with a damp cloth or with a little alcohol.
The wood and metal parts of the closet should be wiped, first with a damp cloth, then with a dry one.
Wipe the meat with a damp cloth, and dredge, or sprinkle, it with the flour, salt, and pepper.
However, before any cooking method is applied to it, it should always be wiped with a clean, damp cloth.
Before putting the roast in the oven, wipe it thoroughly with a damp cloth.
When a steak has been prepared in this manner, wipe it carefully with a clean, damp cloth.
Filberts should always be served with the outer skin or husk on them; and walnuts should be well wiped with a damp cloth, and then with a dry one, to remove the unpleasant sticky feeling the shells frequently have.
To keep cheeses moist that are in daily use, when they come from table a damp cloth should be wrapped round them, and the cheese put into a pan with a cover to it, in a cool but not very dry place.
When they are to be served whole, they should be washed and then wiped with a damp cloth to remove the fuzz.
The skin of quinces is covered with a thick fuzz, which can be removed by wiping the fruit with a damp cloth.
The kitchen floor should be scrubbed and the furniture dusted with a damp cloth.
After jars of canned food have been cooled and tested for leaks, carefully wiped with a damp cloth, and then wrapped and labeled, they are ready to be placed in storage.
Take off the "woolly" skin that has the strong taste on the outside and wipe carefully with a damp cloth.
Draw the ducks as soon as they are received, pluck, singe and wipe them with a damp cloth, but under no conditions wash them.
Take a half dozen quail, wipe with a damp cloth, split them and break the leg bones.
Choose fine fat mushrooms, cut the stem close, peel and wipe delicately with a damp cloth.
It is best, if possible to do without risk of decay, to fold the freshly prepared skin in a clean paper, wrap in damp cloth, and lay over one night in a cool place, before mounting.
Poison well with arsenic water and let stand over one night, covered with a damp cloth.
Turn the poisoned skin right side out, lay it flat, side pressed to side, roll up, place in paper, and cover with a damp cloth.
Now, when the body is sewn up cover the specimen with paper and a damp cloth to prevent drying while a small batch of compo.
Rub off mirrors with a damp cloth, drying and polishing with chamois-skin or crumpled newspaper.
Upon this oilcloth the child can easily work with the clay, and the small pieces which may stick to it are readily wiped off with a damp cloth.
It gives scope to the child's imaginative powers and should add nothing to the housekeeper's cares, being readily removed with a damp cloth.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "damp cloth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
