A friend of mine has a snowglobe that was stored in the heat and it aeems the water and snow leaked out. At least the glass is intact. Does anyone know how one would go about repairing one? Its 30+ years old and apparently a family heirloom.
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Googling that brought me what looked like some decent answers. First off, check for a plug. If it’s got a plug, you should be able to replace the fluid easily. They said that the common fluid nowadays is actually glycol. If there isn’t a plug, you’d have to carefully remove the globe to refill it. I think.
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I think @Josh_Melnick has worked with snow globes in the past.
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She did answer and there is not a plug at the bottom. Going to see if I can find a YouTube video for her while I wait and hope Josh chimes in.
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