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Can wet books, papers be salvaged?
Fri, 07/04/2008 - 07:55 — Blake
Can wet books, papers be salvaged? The Minnesota State Historical Society offers advice on restoring valuables. Papers, and especially books, that have been exposed to flood water are fragile, very likely to mold, and difficult to dry successfully. They may be a health hazard, so wear waterproof gloves.
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