Storing Linens In Attic

Also airtight containers can temporarily block out moisture in storage spaces like the garage.

Storing linens in attic.

Heat humidity and cold can wreak havoc on your fabric items says karin socci a master certified konmari consultant and owner of the serene home. If you own a vacuum cleaner with a hose attachment these durable polyester and nylon. Storing items in your attic is far more preferable than storing them in the basement where they may get wet think about flooding or garage where they are exposed to the elements. Objects made of wood which will rot from moisture leather natural components like hair or ivory and fabric.

While your attic may seem like a safe place to keep any sweaters and wool blankets until the winter rolls around storing them in an attic might eventually render them unusable. However this is a temporary solution because fabric should be exposed to fresh air for long term storage. If your linens are in an area of your basement make sure you run a strong enough dehumidifier to keep humidity levels in check. This provides as much airflow as possible to allow your comforters to breathe which helps.

Optimal storage conditions the ideal way to store any bedding is neatly folded on a shelf in a closet. The heat is definitely a problem and it is very hard to seal in the space because attics are usually ventilated what not to store up above.