How to care for preserved flowers?

Preserved flowers are preserved through high-tech means and do not need to be watered. They should be placed in a cool indoor location.
Avoid placing preserved flowers in environments that are too humid or too dry.
Preserved flowers do not need to undergo photosynthesis and should avoid direct sunlight.
If there is dust, use a soft dry brush to gently dust it off or use a hair dryer on low cool setting to blow it away.
Do not water or touch frequently with your hands. Do not place outdoors.
Do not touch, pull or squeeze the petals or flowers of preserved flowers with force.
Handle with care and avoid dropping preserved flower gifts from high places.
Under no circumstances should preserved flower gifts be inverted.
It is normal for the flowers to have a slight odor. Simply open the lid and leave it for a few days to completely eliminate it.
Avoid placing near strong ventilation outlets such as air conditioners or fans.
Avoid direct contact with water, steam or mist.
Avoid placing in humid environments such as bathrooms.
Excess food desiccant can be used for dehumidification.
Use a soft brush to remove dust and other powdery debris.
Use a hair dryer at a distance of about 20cm from the flower to gently blow away dust and other powdery debris.