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General Philatelic/Gen. Discussion : Soaking and Chlorinated Water

 

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StatesmanStamper

10 Mar 2018
01:17:13pm
Greetings.

I live in the Chicago suburbs and my tap water is treated with who knows what mix of chemicals. For those of you in similar situations, do you soak in tap water or do something else? I have a couple small bags of on paper stamps to go through and also a number with hinge remnants to be removed.

I would hate to do damage by using the tap water.

Thanks,
Dale

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10 Mar 2018
02:55:43pm

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re: Soaking and Chlorinated Water

I think you will be fine. I have been soaking stamps in tap water for years with no adverse results. With any paper, you have to watch for colored paper such as the red Christmas card envelopes. The red ink bleeds out of the paper.

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StatesmanStamper

10 Mar 2018
01:17:13pm

Greetings.

I live in the Chicago suburbs and my tap water is treated with who knows what mix of chemicals. For those of you in similar situations, do you soak in tap water or do something else? I have a couple small bags of on paper stamps to go through and also a number with hinge remnants to be removed.

I would hate to do damage by using the tap water.

Thanks,
Dale

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Dakota

10 Mar 2018
02:55:43pm

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re: Soaking and Chlorinated Water

I think you will be fine. I have been soaking stamps in tap water for years with no adverse results. With any paper, you have to watch for colored paper such as the red Christmas card envelopes. The red ink bleeds out of the paper.

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