For long-term storage, it is best to store them in a dry or dark place with a cool, uniform temperature; not too cold and not too hot. If you want your clothes to look good, you can spray them with water from your iron or use starch, but make sure you don't use too much, because it can leave a black, sticky residue on the iron and cause stains on your clothes during ironing. ironing every time the iron starts to heat up. If it is placed in a place where the temperature is too high, damage can occur very quickly and it should be stored away from anything, such as a fireplace. Cold temperatures for fabrics are not a problem at all, but they should be stored anywhere between 65 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The temperature and humidity should be constant. Textiles should never be stored in the attic or around stoves or air conditioners, but should be stored and displayed in flat filing cabinets or even in containers that are