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The selection of oils for various textile uses has been improved to no small extent in recent years with the advent of self‐emulsifying petroleum oils. While the textile field is broad, and includes cottons, rayons, and cordage fibres, besides woollens and worsted fabrics, all of these are to‐day treated with one or other type of petroleum oil.

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