Many disasters can occur that cause you to have documentation, paperwork, books, or photographs to be damaged. Fires, floods, hurricanes and other disasters, as well as negligence and simple accidents like liquid spills, are just a few of the common reasons people find themselves in these situations. Document freeze drying is a fast growing process that has been little known until recent days. Document freeze drying companies are beginning to pop up all over the country and possibly all over the world. The actual methods used have been around for hundreds of years used for food preservation as far back as the Inca's. Of course today's procedures are much more sophisticated, which allows us to restore our most vital documents. Just think how much of a blessing is that when you can now protect all your valuable and priceless documents and photos for the longest time possible.



Have you ever considered what you would do if all of your documentation and identification was damaged in a fire. How would you begin to prove who you are? How would you be able to visit a doctor with no I.D. and no insurance card? What if you are strictly a card carrying member and have no cash and your credit cards were damaged and you have no way to prove your identity? This may seem impossible and unrealistic but it could happen. Now you have the empowerment and knowledge to seek out a document freeze drying company to assist putting your life back together. To help recreate your memories and restore the thoughts you diligently wrote in your journals. Document freeze drying companies more often than not are the completely discreet. So if you need your little black book saved, your secret is safe with them. Just remember if all the dirt you had on your ex suddenly winds up in a fire right before your court date....you have the power!!

* Below are just a few pointers to assist you in case of damage to your documents. These little tips are no substitute for a document freeze drying specialist.

One of the most difficult tasks is restoring documents, microfilm, photographs and books. Fires, floods, hurricanes, plumbing mishaps and just neglect and old age can leave vital records, microfilm, photographs and books damaged. Almost 100% of damaged documents can be reincarnated. When the damage is water photographs should not be allowed to dry and paper i.e. books should be frozen to prevent further damage. Ink smears when wet, freezing is a protectant.

* Document freeze drying professionals should be immediately contacted.

X-ray film and Microfilm should be refrigerated when at all possible until they can be delivered into the hands of a document freeze drying company employee....

Documents that are covered with silt from a flood should be rinsed and wiped off before freezing them. Separate the documents into packets with plastic or wax paper before freezing and immediately contact your document freeze drying company. They should be able to save your documents without any hassle.