Videos - OK to store in the loft ?
29 August 2002, 08:21 PM
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With the british summer such as it is, it still gets pretty hot it my loft. I have a load of old videos competing for space with the DVDs.
So as per title realy. Don't want to wreck them, want to watch them when I'm 60, and laugh about the 'old' format !
David
So as per title realy. Don't want to wreck them, want to watch them when I'm 60, and laugh about the 'old' format !
David
29 August 2002, 11:25 PM
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Get yerself some cool boxes in the pre-winter sales,keeps em semi-temp controlled.Or line cardboard boxes with styrofoam sheet.
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I doubt whether the heat would be a problem. Sure they get pretty warm, but it is more a humid heat (i.e. you sweat your nads off!) rather than "in direct sunlight" heat.
As for the cold, i guess that it depends on what level of insulation you have below the storage area - you deffo don't want it freezing
Me, i bought a couple of swivel-racks from Argos, and stuck my old videos in them round the back of my telly!
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As for the cold, i guess that it depends on what level of insulation you have below the storage area - you deffo don't want it freezing
Me, i bought a couple of swivel-racks from Argos, and stuck my old videos in them round the back of my telly!
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