[ARSCLIST] Using desiccant with audio recordings

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Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 13:50:33 -0600
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I have to pack up my archive for storage in the University library while construction happens around my space. I was asked about the need to put (advisability of putting) desiccant in with the recordings. I don't know for certain how long they will be in boxes--we may unpack them for access on the other end, and while they think construction will end in August, who knows!

Barbara

Barbara Need
Manager & Archivist

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