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Nahh I just leave the paper on the bottom and place the shoes on top that's about it
How do you store your sneakers?
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Best Air Jordan 11 of All time ??? my top 3 Space Jam , Columbia/legend blue, Bred
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what do you think guys?
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can't wear the cool greys or space jams cause clear soles lol
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No Way, You're Trying To Do Too Much Which. A Plastic Bin Has The Same Affect As A Plastic Bag, Only Difference Is The Plastic Bag Typically Goes In The Shoe Box Protecting The Shoe From Potential Sunlight Damage.
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cool so all i need to do is put the shoes in the plastic bin thanks 
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Yeah If Thats The Route You Wanna Take (Will Get Costly) Just Be Sure To Keep Them Out Of Direct Sunlight
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In their boxes, without paper. That's it. Stacks on stacks. I only display my unwearable shoes cos the sunlight murders anything you put in its way.
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I store them in their original boxes and put most of them on metal shelving. The rest of them are either underneath the bed or in the closet. I need a third shelf. This pic was from a year ago when I rearranged the room.
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plastic ziplock bags...dont close them all the way tho...leave them in the OG box with all the tissue paper still inside...
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keep mine in the original box in a dark / air conditioned room. Shoes holding up good
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Jesus. What room is this in your home?
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I store them in their original boxes and put most of them on metal shelving. The rest of them are either underneath the bed or in the closet. I need a third shelf. This pic was from a year ago when I rearranged the room.
I've been looking for a good metal shelving unit. I checked out target and saw some but figured I could get better ones elsewhere. Mind sharing where you picked yours up at?
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I think I brought them at Lowes on Black Friday a year ago (2013). They were $75 each, but I got them for $50 each because they were on sale. There are other shelving that can hold as much as the ones I got can they are probably less expensive.
If it is not Lowes, then it is at Home Depot. But I'm almost certain that I brought them at Lowes.
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problem to me it's that i have no room left in my house... moving to another just to make room for more kicks sounds insane.... i might do that!!!!
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has the silica gel packs work for you/?
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so is putting silica packs in my shoe boxes bad???
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it is, glues and foam/plastic materials can dry out faster, which is not a good thing!
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I have been using Sterilite 16 quart plastic bins for all 30 of my shoes . They cost about $2.50 at my local target . Once I buy them I drill 2 quarter sized holes in each end of the bin to allow air to circulate through the bin .
The boxes they come in I save in my storage unit that way if I do ever sell the buyer can get the original box .
But I believe storage is a matter of preference. As long as you stay up on your shoes and don't let them sit closed up for multiple years I believe you'll get a little more than the expected lifetime out of them .
The boxes they come in I save in my storage unit that way if I do ever sell the buyer can get the original box .
But I believe storage is a matter of preference. As long as you stay up on your shoes and don't let them sit closed up for multiple years I believe you'll get a little more than the expected lifetime out of them .
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check out slickdeals. they post deals on these storage shelves pretty frequently. i recently purchased 2 of these for my garage (6 shelves) for $60 each. that includes free shipping to your house so you don't even have to deal with loading your car.
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Should i take out the paper in my jordan 1 box and replace it with towel since the paper will cause the midsole to yellow. Oh should i throw in some silica gel pack as well? I store my kicks in closet
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Paper Won't Cause Yellowing Of The Midsole, Silca Packets Will Not Help Anything
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Many people here take out the paper because it is acidic and colour of paper will get onto white parts of shoe?
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The Paper Used In Shoe Boxes During The 90's Were Acidic (Even That Was Not A Big Deal) Today's Paper Is Harmless. The Midsole Will Yellow With Age & Wear, There's Nothing That Can Stop That From Happening, Just Ways To Treat Them Once It's Happened.