​Supplies (Print Supply List)​

• Blotter Paper* (a highly absorbent, cotton fiber paper used to soak up water or other types of liquids by interleaving sheets between the pages of a book)
• Freezer Paper* (used to wrap objects that will be placed in the freezer for stabilization)
• Plastic bags* (Large bags are ideal to discard replaceable objects or throw away trash. Medium bags can be used to transport objects.)
• Plastic sheeting or drop cloths* (to transport or cover objects)
• Plastic trays or buckets* (trays or buckets should be deep enough to fill with water in order to submerge objects that need rinsing)
• Milk crates (to transport objects)
• Soft brushes* (for clearing away debris)
• Vulcanized rubber sponges* (for removing soot)
• Lint-free cloth such as a microfiber cloth (to pat objects dry)
• Respirators (to be worn in the event of mold growth)
• Latex gloves*
• Goggles*
• Dehumidifiers (for the air-drying process)
• Vacuum cleaner with HEPA filter (to remove mold or soot form objects)
• Fans* (to provide air flow during air-drying)
• Portable tables*
• Pencils, ballpoint pens, waterproof markers, notebook paper* (to record disaster)
• Digital camera (to record disaster)
• First aid kit*
• Filtered water (to rinse objects affected by contaminated water)

*Can be found inexpensively at most hardware or discount stores.