Why can't all stains be removed?

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Jürgen Tagge Hohenstein Institute, Bönnigheim, Germany

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2000-03-31

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Tagge, J. 2000. Why can’t all stains be removed?. Tekstil. 49, 3 (Mar. 2000), 151–153.

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