John,
We've had success with One-Wipe Dust Cloths.  They were recommended to us by
a paper conservator and they are reusable.  We got them from University
Products, www.universityproducts.com.
Celia Walker, Senior Curator
Nashville Cheekwood Museum of Art
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From: John Martinson <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 9:53 AM
Subject: Mildew in books


> I heard there was a spray that you can use on books that have mildew.  Has
> anyone
> heard of this and know where it can be obtain.   More importantly, does it
> work or is
> there a better method of removing mildew?  Thanks,  John Martinson
>
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