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« Reply #20 on: December 12, 2012, 08:04:56 pm »


  To solve that problem (insects getting into books etc.) in Hawaii, I received a piece of camphor wood 200 mm X 40 mm X 3 mm, from a friend who made fine furniture.


Thanks Joey,
    That is a very good method of dealing with the insect problem, especially when traveling. I am after a long-term plan for my large library of books, some of which are very old and valuable. I currently put them in 'ziplok' re-sealable bags (can't do that with the larger ones), and place them in the freezer for 3-4 days. This kills any bugs or their eggs, but not mold. Only a limited number of books can fit in the freezer at a time, so a full rotation takes many tedious months. I once saw a camphorwood lined book case, and if I can get hold of enough wood I will build one for myself.
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