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Every time you move the record across the sleeve, the paper creates micro abrasions. If you still have a paper sleeve, replace it before you put the record into storage. Look for plastic sleeves because they won't damage the surface of your records.

Keep Vinyl Records Upright The best way to store albums to ensure they stay in good condition is in an upright, vertical position. Vinyl records that have been stored at a slant for an extended period of time can warp due to uneven pressure. This is why records are often kept in crates that position them upright.

Yes, it's generally advisable to use outer sleeves to protect and preserve vinyl records, as they offer significant advantages in maintaining longevity and the visual appeal of your collection, but I choose to no longer use them.

The most important factor for successful storage is to keep them in a place with low temperatures and low moisture. Experts recommend storing them in temperatures ranging from 50 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit with a humidity level of 30 to 40 percent.

Store Upright, Not Flat Repeat after us: Never store vinyl records flat, stacked on top of each other for more than short periods of time. Not only does storing your records flat make it hard to pull them out and listen to them, but the uneven distribution of pressure can cause the vinyl to warp.

Store Records in the Right Conditions Vinyl tolerates colder temperatures well but it is very intolerant of heat. You should never store records in temperatures above 70. You also want to make sure your records have minimal exposure to light and no exposure to bright light. Cool dark places are best.

Store Upright, Not Flat Repeat after us: Never store vinyl records flat, stacked on top of each other for more than short periods of time. Not only does storing your records flat make it hard to pull them out and listen to them, but the uneven distribution of pressure can cause the vinyl to warp.