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Date: | Sun, 30 Nov 2003 20:00:57 -0500 |
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Hi, Everyone!
From time to time I have seen the comment that museums
usually use "climate control," i.e. control of the
atmosphere that shells are stored in to preserve them in
the best way possible.
What I am wondering, what are the preferable conditions?
I know excess humidity can lead to Byne's, but is a very
low humidity advisable? What I'm getting at is, how could
the average household be controlled, e.g., relative
humidity, temperature, etc., so as to preserve one's
collection.
Thanks,
Linda
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