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Caring for Your Paper Documents Store papers in a cool, dry, dark environment. Heat and humidity can cause paper to become brittle or moldy, and light can cause fading or yellowing. Store papers in archival containers. Boxes, paper sleeves, folders, or mats should always be preservation quality.

There are a few ways to spray the paper with waterproof sprays to protect paper including clear polyurethane coatings, clear acrylic spray paints and lacquer spray sealers. These sprays make paper waterproof and come in assorted finishes that are either matte or glossy.

You can store paper documents long-term by digitizing them or organizing them in physical filing cabinets, fireproof safes and lockboxes, off-site storage facilities, or safety deposit boxes.

Alternatives to Laminating for Teachers Print on thicker paper or cardstock. ... Reusable plastic pockets. ... Display folder to store games. ... Use a clear clipboard as a dry erase board. Paper only versions to display on your walls. Write and wipe sleeves. ... Before you go, are you a new teacher?

Spray It. Clear polyurethane coating, clear acrylic spray paint and lacquer spray sealers -- all waterproof paper. These sprays are relatively inexpensive and available in various finishes, such as matte, satin, glossy and high-gloss.

Good storage significantly prolongs the preservation of paper materials and includes: A cool (room temperature or below), relatively dry (about 35% relative humidity), clean, and stable environment (avoid attics, basements, and other locations with high risk of leaks and environmental extremes)

How to store paper documents Keep items stored in clearly labeled acid free folders. ... Store the papers upright in an acid free box. ... Like photographs, keep the box stored in a closet. ... Scanning letters to save as copies to send to others and to keep for worst case scenarios is also recommended.