I have a question as to what to do with continers of
old cleaning products from the 1950's that still have
the cleaner in them, namely...
1. Boric Acid
2. Petrolium Jelly
3. Epsom salts
4. toothpaste (the tube is leaking)
5. sodium phosphate.

All containers are partially used with most of the
contents remaining.  My question is...what is the best
way to store these items?  Should I remove the Boric
Acid and Sodium Phosphate, and if so how, and where do
I remove it to???

Any suggestions are welcome.


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Kathrine Young
Museum Consulting
206-297-6334

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