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To: nopardons
I DIDN'T!!!! I just got them a week ago!

I was just asking about the paper, the necessity of it, if stored in a cedar chest, which I can tell by your answer (gulp) is NOT the place to put old linens.

324 posted on 01/11/2003 10:02:48 PM PST by Brad’s Gramma
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To: Brad's Gramma
Acid free tissue paper is used by museums and just folks ( though I don't and should...she admits and hangs her head in shame ) when storing old , fine fabrics of any sort. I just keep mine in a linen closet and/or my tablecloth/napkin drawers.

I grew up with cedar closets and have a HUGE walk in one, in this house. I've never owned a cedar chest, but assume that the reaction of the oils ( in the wood ) would be the same in a chest, as it is in a closet. They are meant to house wools; clothing, blankets, and the like. Never ever store a fur coat, jaket, or any other item that has fur on it, in a cedar closet. Never ever store linen or cotten therein either.

BTW, lemon juice won't do the job; IRON OUT will and I have absolutely NO conection with the company that makes it, I just know what works. I also know how to get spilled candlewax out of a carpet or fabric covered furniture. :-)

328 posted on 01/11/2003 10:10:00 PM PST by nopardons
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