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All prints should be stored in a dry environment away from extreme temperatures, mold, mildew, and variations in humidity. Archival metal edge boxes are great for this type of storage. For inkjet prints, you can use unbuffered tissue in between prints but be careful about humidity. If the tissue absorbs humidity and creates a wavy pattern, the pattern could transfer to the print. You can also get some packets of silica gel and put them in the box with your prints. This is also recommended for storing unused sheets and roll paper.