She also told me to store film in the fridge too shes a photographer also!!!!!

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You can extend the life of film by storing it in the refrigerator. Before storing film, be sure to put it in a zip lock freezer bag and squeeze all the air out before sealing. Let the film warm to room temperature before using it. Try to avoid letting the film warm and cool several times since this can cause condensation.

I've also heard it's good for batteries....adds life to them. Anyone know for sure?

i was told that the batteries thing was like a wives tale I have been storing them for years in my fridge but now I maybe able to make more room in the fridge lol!!!!

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According to the Energizer and Duracell websites, they recommend NOT storing batteries in the fridge or freezer. Here is what the Energizer website says, "Do store batteries in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature. Remove batteries from devices that will be stored for extended periods."

OK, thanks! I hadn't stored mine there in years, but only because I had forgotten. Seeing this post just reminded me. But now I won't! LOL

I just toss mine in the fridge box and all . and with in 24 hours of taking it out of fridge I use it and have it developed.
I have tried this trick with disposal cameras
( when they go on sale buy 1 get 1 free at CVS I stock up on them for the kids ) works great!!!!!