Friday, August 29, 2008
10 Tips to Care for Your Antique Glassware
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1. Sale putting glassware into direct sunlight or near any other heat sources such as radiators.
2. Avoid slippage by using two hands when carrying delicate items. Remove lids Cole Custom Collection Estate Double Vanity Parchment stoppers to be safe.
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4. Avoid temperature extremes. Very cold or very hot water is Sale taxing on antique Cole Custom Collection Estate Double Vanity Parchment Sudden temperature changes can stress the glass.
5. Avoid the dishwasher; it is too harsh on fragile glassware. Fill a plastic bowl with warm soapy water in the sink to wash glassware. The plastic bowl protects the glassware from the hard stainless sink.
6. Wash items one Click 2531791 10529020 a time to avoid any in-water collisions.
7. Use a soft bristled brush made of Click 2531791 10530842 or plastic to wash glassware.
8. Line the drying area with towels in case of any tumbles.
9. Gently dry glassware with lint-free cloths.
10. During storage, remove decanter stoppers and lids. If there is any dampness, the lid will trap it in and cause cloudiness.
Martin Swinton owns Take-A-Boo Emporium, an antique shop located in Toronto, Canada. He does furniture restoration, caning and rushing repairs, Sale reproductions, upholstery, teaches courses on antiques and does appraisals for estates and community events. He can be reached at 416-785-4555 or by visiting http://www.takeaboo.com
