Disc storage

[Redwingsrox5]

Any recommendations on disc storage? I live in Ohio so it can go from 90 degrees in the summer to -10 in the winter. Besides the temperature what about how you leave them lay? Am I good to just leave them in my bag, out of the sun?

 

[1Roy]

Mine are either in my bag or stored in the disc sized sterilite tub. Both in my wisconsin garage. Ive never had an issue

 

[mbntheman]

Red wings fan in Ohio? Why not the Blackhawk? I assume the 5 is for Lidstrom

 

[Redwingsrox5]

You guessed it. When I got into hockey we didn't have a team in Ohio so it was either Pittsburgh or Detroit. Being a former Browns fan, I couldn't go with Pittsburgh. I played defense so I always liked Lidstrom.

Thanks for the quick reply. Wasn't sure if there would be an issue since they're plastic.

 

[KniceZ]

I just use the cardboard boxes for copy paper. Two rows fit side by side perfectly. Put a three sections of foam swim noodles in the bottom (middle and each end) so the edge of discs have something to rest on.

 

[Quinum]

I just use the cardboard boxes for copy paper. Two rows fit side by side perfectly. Put a three sections of foam swim noodles in the bottom (middle and each end) so the edge of discs have something to rest on.

Oooooh I like this idea.

 

[glassila]

Welcome from Upper Michigan!
Leave your discs in the bag and they will be just fine.

 

[RobS]

This thread's about a month old, but go to a local Jimmy John's and ask for one of their empty boxes. They hold discs perfectly.

 

[1Roy]

This thread's about a month old, but go to a local Jimmy John's and ask for one of their empty boxes. They hold discs perfectly.

What kind of box? like a delivery box?

 

[Dr.Smooth]

Being a cabinet maker. I quickly milled out a few boxes to hold my extra discs. They sit in wood in a cool basement.

Cardboard and plastic, especially cardboard will loose its shape.

No sun. And don't over pack your bag. Don't leave your discs in a baking hot car either.

 

[Smigles]

Whatever you do, dont store them vertically. They will bend within a year. Always horizontal.

 

[paranoid70]

I've been keeping them in the trunk of my car for years. I've not had too much of a problem.