How Do You Remove Mold And Mildew From Books?
Books have the unique ability to become a part of the literary reading experience in a way that Kindle, audio books and eBooks cannot. Books, when well-cared for, can last for generations as a permanent and concrete form of knowledge and culture. However, books are especially prone to conditions like mold and mildew, which can destroy a book if left unchecked. Mold and mildew form in areas that are damp and close. However, mold and mildew can be carefully removed from books. Dry out any damp books. Put the book in an airy place, fanning out any pages while placing the book on its bottom edge. Bake a cup of calcium chloride in a 250 degree Fahrenheit oven for one hour. Place the book and the heated calcium chloride in a sealed container together, but not touching, for two to three days. Remove loose, dry mold with a soft clean cloth. A handheld vacuum may work with less delicate books to completely remove any loose mold. Rub Absorene, an eraser-like cleaner, carefully over the cover, sp
