Glass displays have been seen in houses for years. Consider a showcase if you have a lot of things you want to show off. Here are some reasons why you would desire a home showcase:
A trophy for you
The most frequent reason individuals install glass displays in their houses is pride, which is fine. If you’ve won many awards, you’re good at something, whether it’s bowling, baking, athletics, or anything.
- Collectibles
Everyone accumulates. Some people collect bottle caps, others collect Happy Meal toys, while still others collect burned-out light bulbs (least frequent). Why not present your collection in a glass showcase?
- Jewellery
Apart from preventing theft, keeping accessories in jewelry displays makes things appear more appealing. Make your display showcase if you have too much jewelry and not enough locations to put it.
Choosing a Display Case
Make a list of your exhibits. Experiment with alternative methods to show it, so you have options when choosing a case. Think about what you’re offering — if it’s jewelry, you’ll need a cloth to rest it on, so it doesn’t get washed out by the glass. You may also omit the backdrop if you’re displaying anything opaque, solid, or with its mini-display (like coins in albums or folders). Also, if you have minor children who want to get into everything, consider locking the display.
Getting the Display Case
It’s vital to maintain your glass showcase clean. It’ll get smudges (particularly if you have kids) and dust. Try these glass-cleaning procedures to keep your glass display sparkling:
- e-cloth b.
E-cloths contain walls of tiny threads that are ideal for taking up dirt.
2/ Vinegar/water/newspaper
It’s a sloppy and unappealing mix, but it works well. The vinegar is diluted 1:1 with water and wiped on the glass with a lint-free cloth.
- diluted dish soap
Brush or sponge on the soap, then buffs with a lint-free cloth or crumpled newspaper.
- Alcohol
3/4 cup rubbing alcohol and 1 cup water clean glass well. Use lint-free cloth or newspaper to apply. Another option is rubbing alcohol, water, and white vinegar.