Richardson's handbook of projection (1927)

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848 HANDBOOK OF PROJECTION FOR Figure 315-1 cleaning the converging lens, -which may be done, unless it is very dirty, by breathing on its cold surface and polishing with a soft, perfectly clean cloth, chamois skin, or with soft tissue paper; also see page 831. The same method may be pursued in cleaning the reflector, or both may be cleaned (manufacturer's recommendation) by washing with a weak solution of household ammonia, procurable at any grocery store. Use about one part of "household" ammonia to three of water.