Ideal is hanging in a closet but that's not an option so I recommend ensuring it is completely dry, inflating slightly, lay flat in shallow bin and store under the bed. Loosely cover if long stretches between dives to protect from dust. Would this work?
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Ideal is hanging in a closet but that's not an option so I recommend ensuring it is completely dry, inflating slightly, lay flat in shallow bin and store under the bed. Loosely cover if long stretches between dives to protect from dust. Would this work?
LeadTurn_SD
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Scuba gear is pretty durable.... I'd be more concerned with damp or dirty than I would be with 90-95 degrees as long as it is clean, dry and kept away from UV rays (dark closet would be best).
Ideally you want to avoid extreme temps, but what you describe is not "extreme".
Best wishes.
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