Tips to Preserve Family Photos Tips to Preserve Family Photos Family photos are important to introduce all family members to the next generations. Also, having family photos can help you to remind the memory of your family in the past. However, it may become a difficult task to preserve them since there are several causes that can make them damaged. At this time, this article is going to give you some tips that will help you to preserve your family photos. When preserving photos, you can choose to use photo albums, scrapbooks, or photo boxes. If you choose albums, you have to select the items that are made of high quality materials so that you can feel safe to keep your family photos on the album. On the other hand, if you choose scrapbooks, you need to make sure that you are using photo-safe glues and also avoid using regular adhesive glues and tapes which can damage your photos. In addition, when choosing boxes, you need to choose the boxes that are made of acid free materials and come with acid free card dividers that you can purchase from any craft or photo store. Also, you have to avoid using paper clips, pins, and rubber bands in holding the photos together.
Feel up to a challenge? Check out the video – there is a quick 4 question quiz… How do you think you will do? On Target Photo Training.com/Photo Tips Moreover, when handling the photos like vintage or rare photographs, you need to use cotton gloves. It is because the natural oil that comes out from a human body can possibly harm your photographs. Therefore, using cotton gloves can help you to prevent them from damage. Furthermore, when you are going to make label on your photos, do not ever write on them. Or, when you want to write on the back side of the photos, it is suggested for you to not use regular ball points or felt tip pens. You need to search for the photo-safe pens that can be easily found at the photo or craft stores. -By: Alton M Terrell Another easy way to protect photos is by using laminating machine. One of recommended unit that you can use for preserving your photos is cold roll laminator.
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