Hagerty Jewelry Keeper

I worry about the silver smith cloth with pearls, stones, and gold.

Which type of *hanger* would TCS/Hagerty recommend for use to hang ? Will it depend upon the room used for storing these bags and the conditions in the room? For instance, one reviewer noted she hung hers in "the bathroom" which raised an eyebrow- isn't water an enemy of silver? So wood would be unthinkable. In my situation wood is also not appropriate, in my 4 story Townhouse Condo, Bri.MA, we have an ongoing and severe water infiltration issue on every floor of a 4 Story Townhouse Condo. It's a common area problem which the Trustees & 3rd Party Management Co. refuse to address, Every ceiling leaks, even my closets are water damaged. All ceilings below the 3rd floor are severley water damaged which includes the walls and floors, water from poor flashing, no gutter maintenance, destroyed downspouts, both roofs w/bad flashing install (new roofs), bad joist install on upper decks (new decks) rotting subdecks, faulty landscaping w/ poor grading at foundation causing pooling and basement flooding w/every storm. Every room of 7 has water damage, mold , miildew which of course has affected the WxW carpet & padding, tile floors w/wood subfloors, even the window garden box in back, hit by snow removal shovels, have rusted-out and the front Entry overhead soffit has fallen from some critter(s) living in it. Water, mold, mildew, insect infiltration-even birds have gained access to our home due to an unpruned tree they refused to cut back. Moat Sized pooling at foundation.... The constant dampness inside has affected everything especially fine art, including my silver and pewter (insured but not for flooding) and my grandmother's silver, her flatware to 3 , very large, silver bowls all have become tarnished. I've not been successful finding a SafetyDepos.Box large enough to accomodate all of my precious belongings. Asking about hangers seems trivial but I've learned to "...change the things that I can and the wisdom to know the difference". Advice about the best hanger used with these bags is appreciated esp. since I've recently found collections of dead centipedes, silverfish, millipedes and spiders in Grandma's Wooden Silver Chest. Also collections of dead "things" inside the 3 , large, ornate, beautifully crafted silver bowls. (And inside antique clocks + Grandfather & Grandmother Clocks). I'm also in the process of replacing all of the flatware storage bags w/new, updated, Hagerty storage. All of my clothing has been ruined, boots, shoes, furniture, Finding the appropriate hanger is important, saving my jewelry will bring peace of mind after having found awful things living in the felt in my jewelry armoire. And....if one exists among us, finding an experienced Condo-Owner Legal Advocate to help me get this situation resolved would be a miracle; After 8 years of searching for representation, I've learned that there are no firms in Boston who perform this type of Condo-Owner help. No one represents the little guy, the Owners. The City of Boston has turned its back on Unit Owners.

My body doesn't tolerate chemical odors, due to Multiple Chemical Sensitivity disorder, so I'd like to know if there's an odor, because I plan to hang this in a small closet with my clothing. Thank you in advance for any insight you have.

I have some fake pieces that I really love. Can they be safely stored in this keeper?

I have my silver jewelry in some of the regular Hagerty all cloth bags from maybe over 10 yrs ago. But I have them in plastic or boxes so the tarnish shield has lasted fairly well, as long as I clean them off before storing. But this is different because it has the plastic and a zipper—air might get in. How long does the tarnish shield last on this item?