Excerpt from Cleaning Cotton at Gins and Methods for Improvement
As these rough-harvesting practices spread gradually throughout much Of the Cotton Belt, gin manufacturers and others continued their e orts to improve existing machinery and to devise new types of cleaners to preserve the quality of ginned lint. Even after these cleaners had been much improved, it was found that it was still impractical to use them on cotton that was damp or relatively long in staple.
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