Old Photos Stuck Together at Lindsey Miller blog

Old Photos Stuck Together. Unfortunately, depending on what kind of photos you have and how they became stuck together (a condition we call blocked),. When you’ve got old photos stuck together, it’s tough to know how to fix them. You don’t want to just rip them apart and risk ruining the photo entirely. The best way to separate photos stuck together is with a hairdryer. Hold the dryer about six inches from one photo and slowly move it along the surface of both pictures, being careful not to let them touch each other. If photographs have stuck together: Soak the photographs for at least an hour in lukewarm water. Submerge the stuck photos, gently swish them around a bit with your fingers or silicone tongs, they'll start loosening up and release, may need. Find out how to save your pictures from being damaged forever!

The best way to separate photos stuck together is with a hairdryer. If photographs have stuck together: Find out how to save your pictures from being damaged forever! When you’ve got old photos stuck together, it’s tough to know how to fix them. Soak the photographs for at least an hour in lukewarm water. Hold the dryer about six inches from one photo and slowly move it along the surface of both pictures, being careful not to let them touch each other. Unfortunately, depending on what kind of photos you have and how they became stuck together (a condition we call blocked),. Submerge the stuck photos, gently swish them around a bit with your fingers or silicone tongs, they'll start loosening up and release, may need. You don’t want to just rip them apart and risk ruining the photo entirely.

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Old Photos Stuck Together The best way to separate photos stuck together is with a hairdryer. When you’ve got old photos stuck together, it’s tough to know how to fix them. Soak the photographs for at least an hour in lukewarm water. If photographs have stuck together: You don’t want to just rip them apart and risk ruining the photo entirely. Hold the dryer about six inches from one photo and slowly move it along the surface of both pictures, being careful not to let them touch each other. Unfortunately, depending on what kind of photos you have and how they became stuck together (a condition we call blocked),. Submerge the stuck photos, gently swish them around a bit with your fingers or silicone tongs, they'll start loosening up and release, may need. The best way to separate photos stuck together is with a hairdryer. Find out how to save your pictures from being damaged forever!