Will winter temperatures kill slight mildew build up on action figure packages?
I have a very large collection of Star Wars figures, mint in package. I’ve been storing them in containers in my finished basement. I just noticed that some of the figures are getting slight mold/mildew on the packages. If I put the containers in my garage for the winter will the freezing temperatures kill the mildew? I don’t want it to get any worse, and obviously can’t use bleach or any other cleaner that would further damage the action figure package.
I would try to wipe off the package with a wet antibacterial cloth, that may do the trick. Other than that, I have no clue.
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