[GN]

Hi all!
Is it safe to store blank T's in the garage if they are "sealed" in a plastic bin that has latches for the lid (like you can get in walmart). The garage is not under air which is my concern. Does anyone else do this? You think it's ok?

 

[Preston]

Hi all!
Is it safe to store blank T's in the garage if they are "sealed" in a plastic bin that has latches for the lid (like you can get in walmart). The garage is not under air which is my concern. Does anyone else do this? You think it's ok?

They should be just fine unless you are spraying water all over the place.

I have shirts stored in those type of containers in my mobile screen printing shop. Some have been in there for years.

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[aebach]

I think it all depends on how dry your garage is. We use those same bins but we store them inside and we live in a fairly dry climate. If it's humid where you are, you may want to invest in a dehumidifier.

 

[Decal_Designs]

You could also buy those little Damp Rid things from Menards or similar. But they should be fine as long as the humidity or mice do not get at them.

 

[mamabloom]

Yeah i would say totally depends upon your climate

 

[atomicpress]

I try storing shirts for extended periods of time in the garage because of the Florida humidity.

 

[GN]

I'm in SW FL.

 

[Preston]

I'm in SW FL.

I can throw a rock into the Gulf of Mexico from my place. The humidity is always high and I have never had a problem storing shirts in those containers for years sometimes and never in a conditioned area. As long as you do not have water raining down on the containers, the shirts will be fine.

 

[pineimages]

If they are going to be heat pressed no problem the pre press will dry them.