We have a Victorian wood frame mirror that w
 good morning all -



We have a Victorian wood frame mirror that will be used as part of an

upcoming exhibit. Before we install it, however, we'd like to make sure

that the wood and glass are clean and presentable. I'm wondering what

might be safe to use. We're hesitant to use paste wax or something like

Pledge on the wood for fear that it might attract new dust.  Also, is

something like Windex OK to use on old glass or should I use vinegar and

water? Any suggestions would be welcome!



Many thanks -

Kathleen





Kathleen Emerson Britton

Curator of Collections and Education

ViaHealth Archives Consortium

333 Humboldt Street

Rochester, NY 14610

585/922-1847

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