In the age of digital technology, paper photographs are a rarity. However, paper photographs taken many years ago can probably be found in any apartment.
Most often, a pile of photographs lies anywhere in a shapeless heap, which cannot but affect their condition.
To ensure that time has no power over photographs and that they do not wear out or tear, it is worth taking at least a little care of family photos.
To do this, you will need a thin film that is designed for packaging and heating food in a microwave oven.
Apply the film to the photos, press firmly and smooth out to avoid any wrinkles on the surface.
Now cover the photos with newspaper and go over them with a warm iron.
This procedure will cost you much less than lamination, and the photos will be preserved just as well.
However, before you begin the procedure, practice a couple of times on something less valuable first.
