This section of the book is from the "Household Companion: The Model CookBook" book
The difficulty of removing hard putty from a window-sash can be obviated with great readiness by simply applying a piece of heated metal, such as a soldering-iron or other similar implement. When heated (but not red hot), the iron is to be passed slowly over the putty, thereby rendering the latter so soft that it can be cut or scraped off without difficulty.
 
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