GEN: Moldy books (personal)

[Patricia Hamilton <ForLfKlovr@AOL.COM>]

I have checked the archives for an answer to this problem and have found some
answers (microwaving, freeze drying, and using a solution) but didn't know if
there were other ideas that people have found useful.

I had my high school year books in storage and they got moldy - ranging from
just a little bit of mold on the cover to moldy pages.  Does anyone know how
I can save these precious memories?

TIA!
Patricia Hamilton
ForLfKlovr@aol.com
Ritchie Elementary School
Warrenton, VA

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