Subject: Humidifying exhibition cases
Carole DeFord <aa634 [at] detroit__freenet__org> wrote >We are in need of advice regarding ways to humidify our wall showcases >(4 ft x 3 ft) which have spotlights shining on them 6 ft away from the >window glass. In response to Carole DeFord's request for information on controlling relative humidity in exhibit cases, the Canadian Conservation Institute has published a Technical Bulletin on Silica Gel that explains the use of this buffering agent to help control relative humidity in enclosed spaces. It is Technical Bulletin 10, by Raymond Lafontaine, and it is free for the asking from CCI 030 Innes Road Ottawa, K1A OM8 Canada Newer forms of silica gel in sheets and cassettes are easy to use. Made by "Art-Sorb", they are available from many of the conservation suppliers. *** Conservation DistList Instance 8:62 Distributed: Tuesday, February 7, 1995 Message Id: cdl-8-62-005 ***Received on Monday, 6 February, 1995