Mould affected items can be unsafe to work with. Loose mould spores can become air-borne, leading to inhalation as well as cross-contamination with other objects. We ensure our conservators work safely with mould-affected objects by using the process outlined below.
Bringing mould-affected items to ICS
Working safely
Important facts
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