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*General booth cleaning: Have a shop vacuum, keep surfaces and floors free of dust and debris. | *General booth cleaning: Have a shop vacuum, keep surfaces and floors free of dust and debris. | ||
'''Cleaning | '''Cleaning Film Prints''' | ||
* Projectionists handling archival prints should NOT be cleaning the prints. Poorly maintained or improperly used cleaning equipment and supplies can do a tremendous amount of damage, so it's best not to do it. Cleaning equipment is really designed to clean prints that are run for an extended length of time at a venue, and chances are you're only running that archival print a few times. | * Projectionists handling archival prints should NOT be cleaning the prints. Poorly maintained or improperly used cleaning equipment and supplies can do a tremendous amount of damage, so it's best not to do it. Cleaning equipment is really designed to clean prints that are run for an extended length of time at a venue, and chances are you're only running that archival print a few times. | ||
* Solvents etc. | * Solvents etc. | ||