I have a 44 year old wicker crib which is being called into service again. However, it's a bit creaky and brittle. Any suggestions please?
By CW from Wales, UK
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I would have to suggest not using a crib that old for an infant, you have no idea what kind of paint was used, or anything. Also, wicker can harbor bacteria and could have splinters.
Maybe a new crib? Or a borrowed one if it's a short term thing?
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