1. Keep Dry: Avoid exposure to water or high humidity. Preserved flowers do not need watering and should be kept in a dry environment to maintain their longevity.
2. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause the colors of the preserved flowers to fade. Display them in a shaded area away from harsh light.
3. Handle with Care: Preserved flowers are delicate. Avoid touching or pressing them too often to prevent damage or shedding of petals.
4. Dust Gently: If dust accumulates, gently clean your preserved flowers with a soft brush or a gentle blow of cool air.
5. Keep Away from Heat Sources: Avoid placing preserved flowers near heaters, stoves, or other sources of heat, as this can dry them out further and cause them to become brittle.
By following these simple care instructions, your preserved flowers can retain their beauty and last for several years.
