Would it damage picture books to store them horizontally/stacked

>>9438943
Picture books are best preserved by submerging them in olive oil, seriously, the oil preserves the natural chemical bases of the ink and paper.

>>9438955
t. olive oil

>>9439008
This, >>9438955, is obviously a bottle of olive oil attempting to shill himself.

>>9438943
Doesn't matter anon, as long as it's a dry space you'll be fine. My mother still has some picture books from when I was a child and they're fine in a box under the stairs for the time being.

>>9438955
>AfricanManKneeSlap.gif

I'm gonna try it with an extra Dr. Suess book. My son just can't into Suess. He likes Peter Rabbit but not Suess. Fucking pseud.

>>9438943
Depends of if they're heavy and how big the stack is. Too heavy and you could damage the spines. Make sure to stack largest books on the bottom and stick to a few at a time.

If there's too much weight the covers could stick together and it would get really bad

>>9440058
why would they stick together?

>>9440117
From all of the cum