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What is the best way to store old photos?
Storing Old Photos To store photographs individually, place them in plastic sleeves void of PVC. These can be purchased at photo supply stores and some craft stores. Plastic sandwich bags are a good, inexpensive alternative to plastic sleeves if special supplies do not fit into your budget.
Is it OK to store photos in plastic bags?
However you display or store your photos, be sure you do so in a way that protects them over time. Plastic bags and large envelopes are other photo storage disasters to clear to steer of. Sticky notes may be an easy way to label photos, but leaving them stuck to photos for an extended period of time can cause damage.
Can photos be stored in plastic containers?
An ideal container for storing printed pictures would have a sealed, water-resistant exterior, such as plastic, and soft but stiff dividers to separate prints on the inside.
How do I protect my photos in storage?
Use climate-controlled storage. The best option for preventing damage to your photos is keeping them in a climate-controlled storage unit. Don't mix the bad with the good. Keep your photos separated. Use the proper materials. Don't write on the backs of your photos. Check regularly for pests.
What is the best way to store old photographs?
Storing Old Photos To store photographs individually, place them in plastic sleeves void of PVC. These can be purchased at photo supply stores and some craft stores. Plastic sandwich bags are a good, inexpensive alternative to plastic sleeves if special supplies do not fit into your budget.
Where is the best place to store photo albums?
1. Lock in freshness. To start, I highly recommend simply placing your photo albums in archival-safe plastic bags so that the natural elements, most commonly dust and sunlight, don't get to your photos. (More on the further organization of your photo albums later.)
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