I live in anchorage alaska and all the dvds we use in our car for the kids are left out in the cold weather.
Does attic heat hurt dvds.
They are all in their original cases but conservatories of course can get really hot and i picked up one.
Your holidays might just be a lot less merry this year if you ve been storing your decorations in the attic.
Yes you can keep dvds in cold temperatures.
While the unit is operating it adds it s own heat to the heat of the attic.
Cd r cd rw dvd r dvd r dvd rw.
The big difference is in storage temperature versus operating temperature.
Avoid direct heat and light.
Much depends how hot your attic gets and if it s on or off in your attic.
If such a disc is left in an environment that allows direct sunlight and extreme heat buildup e g on the dashboard of a car in summertime or next to a heater by a window the organic dye or phase changing film that holds the data will.
Keeping your dvds in a closet or attic that lacks air conditioning won t ruin them but exposing them to direct heat or intense light will.
We leave the dvds in the car outside and they work great every time we play them.
Holiday decorations can be damaged by the extreme heat in attics says santoro delicate fabrics and items that are painted are particularly prone to damage when stored in the attic and plastic decorations like ornaments may melt or warp in the heat.
90 should be ok 100 is near the risky zone.
Dvd talk can heat affect dvds.