I agree, environment is a critical factor.   We had an indoor spike in 
silverfish once in the summer after power-washing the exterior wood 
shingles on our building.  Nice dark damp places for silverfish to 
hide.  The problem went away once the shingles dried.


Pam Endzweig
UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History


> Am 18.03.2015 um 20:38 schrieb Fiscus, Karen:
>> We have been finding silverfish on some of our prints and in storage 
>> a storage room. What is the best way to get rid of them and keep them 
>> away?
>>
>> /Karen Fiscus/
>> Gallery Assistant
>> UHCL Art Gallery
>>
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