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Posted By: Stella Posted Date: Jan 07, 2010 (12:24 PM) |
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Message Just put glasses of water near your wooden carvings and other objects which might be "damaged" by your heating system, warm lights of your display cabinet or countries climate. Many of the dealers of Asian art use this "trick". If you Google you will find more tricks to keep the air in your house humid and protect your object from getting damaged by the dry air. Don't forget to refill and don't over do it! Post a Response |
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