@bigtwin I can't tell you where the mold came from on these records. I can tell you that outer sleeves are present in every case. Locale is South Florida and mold is a problem here if you're not careful. I have records I bought dating back to the early 1960s with no mold, but then I've never used outer sleeves either.
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Mold is everywhere. whart, because of semantic differences among words like “sleeve”, “envelope”, “jacket”, and “cover”, I am not really sure what it is you do, but anything that reduces the static charge that results from removing a vinyl LP from a paper inner sleeve (which is NOT the subject of this thread, or so I thought), is a good thing. |
Zero Harm can be done adding a Moisture Absorber to capture any sweating of the materials that are removed from being airborne. No Harm in having these under Audio Devices as well, as Humidity within the Casing is detrimental to electronic circuits. Check Visible Screw Heads externally for rust corrosion developed and the effects of Humidity already has commenced. Question is how is the Circuit after being exposed to conditions causing rust corrosion on the devices casing. Casings are not Hermetically Sealed.
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help?