ToiBoi

Ah, so dew/condensation creation is the main culprit, not the temperature itself.

Sarcasm I hope??

The room where I store my comics fluctuates from 64 to 72 degrees. It does not change immediately but it could be anywhere on that range throughout the day. will this damage my comics?

Thanks Andy, I appreciate the help! do you think the temperature is okay?

The humidity stays constant at 44%. I have heard you do not want it to bee too dry or too humid.

Thanks for the reply! do you think 75 degrees is too hot? I have also heard temperature consistency is important, is a 5 degree shift in temperature to inconsistent?

Hi Everyone! I currently store my comics in a room that fluctuates between 70 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. I have read that optimal temperatures are 65 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. do you think 1) the temperature at 75 degrees Fahrenheit could damage my comic books or 2) the fluctuation of the temperature could damage my comic books? I am guessing that I am overthinking it, but I just want to make sure I am not inadvertently damaging my comics. Thank you in advance to any replies, I am very new to the CGC community, but I can already tell you are a great bunch!

Hello CGC! I have an over sized graded comic book (Raphael #1) and noticed two potential issues: 1) the pages seem to be opening inside the slab: 2) there is a small gap on the top spine. I am worried these issues could damage the book in the long run. How should I handle this? Reholder maybe? attached are photos of the issues. thank you for any advice