Forget those professional cleaning bills! Finally, the perfect stain and spot remover guide. Compact and portable, with easy-to-follow step-by-step help for cleaning just about any fabric or any surface throughout your home: leather, wood, synthetics, natural fibers, porcelain, or marble; wine, ink, oil, rust, milk, or tomato sauce. Impossible? No! Help is here—you will reach for this handy guide time and time again. Whether it's crayon on your carpet or unsightly mold on your refrigerator, The Stain and Spot Remover Handbook will have you cleaned up in no time.

The Stain and Spot Remover Handbook: How to Clean Your Home and Everything in It

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Cooper, Jean

Home Improvement & Design

Gramercy

Helping Language Development: A Developmental Programme for Children With Early Language Handicaps

Helping language development: A developmental programme for children with early language handicaps

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

E. Arnold

This easy-to-use reference is packed with simple, effective, and sometimes surprising methods for preventing and removing stains, spots, and dirt from fabrics, furniture, carpets, laundry, walls, and more. A real first-aid manual for the home. 125,000 copies in print.

The Stain and Spot Remover Handbook

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Storey Publishing, LLC.

Chinese Alchemy: Taoism, the Power of Gold, and the Quest for Immortality

Coronet Books

Here in one slender volume is a basic introduction to Chinese alchemy--a tradition that dates back 5,000 years.
Chinese alchemy, largely associated with Taoism, has a recorded history of more than 2,000 years, but traditionally it goes back even further to nearly 3000 BC and the time of the Yellow Emperor. While Western alchemy was concerned with the search for spiritual and material gold, classic Taoist alchemy was a mystical quest for immortality with its aim being union with the Absolute.
Jean Cooper describes the history and development of Taoist alchemy, compares it to similar traditions in India and Turkistan, and gives it context by contrasting it with the rationale of the Western hermetic tradition. As she writes in her concluding chapter: The whole work of alchemy is summed up in the phrase "To make of the body a spirit and of the spirit a body". . . . The goal of the Taoist alchemist-mystic was transformation, or perhaps more correctly, transfiguration, of the whole body until it ceases to "be" and is absorbed into and becomes the Tao.
This is an essential guide for anyone interested in Chinese legend and lore, Chinese magic and medicine, and Taoism.

Chinese Alchemy: Taoism, the Power of Gold, and the Quest for Immortality (Mind, Body, Knowledge)

History

Asia

Weiser Books

The Stain and Spot Removal Handbook: Easy Cleaning!

Little Hills Press,Australia

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