Silicone and TPE dolls require different storage considerations due to material properties. Silicone is more heat-resistant and durable but can attract clingy dust if not properly covered. Store silicone dolls away from direct sunlight and heat sources, ensuring a stable environment around room temperature to prevent surface blooming or slight tackiness from humidity changes. Use breathable covers and avoid airtight seals that trap moisture.

TPE is more sensitive to temperature fluctuations and humidity. Harsh heat can cause tackiness or deformation, while cold can make the material brittle. Store TPE dolls in a cool, dry place with steady conditions. If possible, insulate against temperature swings with foam panels or padded cases. Powdering with a light cornstarch-based product can keep surfaces from sticking, but avoid excess powder that can become dusty or affect texture.

For both types, monitoring humidity with a small hygrometer helps. Aim for moderate humidity and ensure good air circulation. Regularly reposition dolls to prevent any long-term compression in one spot. By tailoring storage to material properties and maintaining steady environmental controls, both silicone and TPE dolls remain in better condition over time.