shyrell_lynn@juno.com wrote: > Some of the photos that I carry in my purse have developed some sort of > spots on them. It looks like a mold of some sort, but I can't be sure. Is > there any sort of cleaning solution I could use on the photo itself > without causing damage? The photos are of my son who died so they are > very precious to me. Shyrell, I say this as long as people keep asking. Don't use PhotoFlo for cleaning your photographs. It will eat them alive. Others here have said they've had good results with PEC. You can buy it at most any good photo supply store. A solution of Edwal LFN mixed at one drop to 500 cc (16 oz.) of distilled water may also work, but test it on an expendable photograph first. Once you get your photos clean again, I urge you not to carry irreplaceable ones in you purse or wallet. That is an environment disastrous to photographs filled with dirt, sweat and humidity. Peace! Sidney -- God said, Let there be light! Divine Light: Photography by Rev. Sidney Flack 2507 E. 2nd Street Tulsa, OK 74104-1903 http://www.divinelightphotography.com
