Dark marks in a closed wardrobe
A dark mark inside a Polis wardrobe should be recorded together with the wall position and stored contents. Note whether clothing was put away damp or an earlier room leak occurred, without deciding the cause from one detail. Avoid vigorous brushing or carrying affected textiles through the home as an initial response. Colour alone does not establish the species or tell a particular person how they will react.
Make cupboard and contents decisions explicit
Assessment should distinguish accessible furniture surfaces, porous contents and building areas needing further review. For seasonal homes in Latchi or Argaka, discuss who can provide access if the owner is absent during work. Ask what restoration expertise is appropriate for valuable items and which tasks are outside the agreed scope. After treatment, retain the original arrangement photographs and any returning-storage instructions. A clear contents and room record helps the next caretaker recognise a changed condition without guessing what the earlier work covered.
A little more clarity
Can affected clothing be packed into another wardrobe while work is arranged?
Ask about handling before transferring visibly affected textiles. Record their original location and seek appropriate material advice, keeping contents decisions distinct from treatment of the cupboard or wall.
Coverage around Polis
Latchi, Neo Chorio, Argaka, Prodromi and nearby properties can be discussed when you share the exact location. Access and availability are agreed for the property.
Polis service overview