I bought this product a while ago and I recently got into collecting comics, I was just wondering if this could ruin my comics?
1818978
It might. It gives off water mist. My kiddo has a little table that his sits on and the table is soaking wet every morning.
1818979
The best people to ask would be conservators at a local museum or college library. In my less-than-expert opinion, if it's across the room and not pointed toward your collection then there shouldn't be a problem. But first, my answer assumes the following: the comics are already in individual bags, you live in a very low humidity location,sunlight doesn't fall on your collection, that there's no truly valuable comic in your collection (Superman No. 1), that you're not running the Crane 24/7, the room temperature stays in a small range, and there is decent air flow through the room.
2278489
Literally two days after writing an amazing review for this product the same thing happened to me. I bought this less than 6 months ago. The best solution is to throw it away.
339302
It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a few times a year maybe. I just dry-dust it the rest of the time. It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a... » Read More It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a few times a year maybe. I just dry-dust it the rest of the time. « Show Less
1233573
Since I don't have this problem, I would suggest that you be very careful. The points are sharp and should be used with caution.
1516747
As far as I know this is a restock of this figure by DC Collectibles, according to the last news this new shipping of figures was carefully checked, but some problems with articulations remained. I keep my figures in the box, so Im not very aware of this problem. What I recommend you, is to talk to costumer service via chat, and explain them the problems with this figure, maybe they can send someone to pick up the best version of the figure in the warehouse.
871248
it ruined my floor too. Use vinegar and water. and believe it or not, a credit card to scrape up the crap. It will take time, but my floor is saved.
157343
Yes because the package has been compromised. From others that this has happened to said the costumer service was good on returning the product and getting a replacement. Mine didn't have any air in them. So I suggest that if you want and get replacements, use a vacuum sealer like I did to give it added protection while being stored. I have them in me and my wifes bug out bags, and their still sealed even being tossed about while traveling in our vehicles wherever we go... Hope this helps.
2243535
Yes , I got also same thing happen .i were wondering .its not should not be .i want to return that .its seems like not good at all.
1003907
Which ones do you have? My Batman's paint job I think is actually better than the previous ones from the Asylum and City lines. All the other ones look fantastic! The Croc and Bane figures in particular to me have the look of the Deluxe figures like Solomon Grundy even though they aren't considered part of the Deluxe line. The only one possibly is Black Mask. His head paint job is great, however the suit paint job does seem a little bit cheap. For some reason DC Direct when with molding him in solid black dyed plastic, then tried to paint white over that, which doesn't ever seem to work well on toys. It does make his suit look kind of dirty though like how he looks in the game after the explosion. So maybe that's what they were going for? The variations in the paint jobs could just come from the fact they are to some degree painted by hand and it could just depend on who does it, and that some with lesser quality may slip past quality control inspection. If the paint jobs are truly that horrendous, then I would suggest contacting DC Direct and seeing if they are willing to do a return and swap for figures with better quality paint finishes.
1779438
I am not aware of this, I shredded the numerous papers I had, and then stopped. Perhaps if you are shredding for a long while, there might be concern about overheating, but I have not shredded long enough for this to occur, nor did I read anything about that in other reviews. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
2035925
Who knows, but I just cleaned two games that wouldn't read in the player, and they're working now. I think it depends on like mentioned, if the users are following the directions exactly, and also how badly damaged/scratched the discs are. I'm sure there's some that just won't fix, and well, we all know, you can't fix stupid.
813554
good question. Same thing happened to mine, but not throughout the whole product.
1035591
I haven't had that happen to me. You may have damaged something, on the cartridge, I mean. Sorry. I have had good luck with all of mine so far.
1435780
I have my hot little mitts on the set now and I can confirm it does indeed contain all the issues up to #25, the death issue. What's funny is the front of the box (underneath the flap), which lists significant issues in Captain America's history, lists no less than three occasions on which Cap has "died". The only thing that's too bad about this set is that it doesn't include the Golden Age Captain America issues, which is where the character first started out. But those weren't done by Marvel (which didn't exist as Marvel in the 40's and 50's) so I guess they couldn't include them. I have my hot little mitts on the set now and I can confirm it does indeed contain all the issues up to #25, the death issue. What's funny is the front of the box (underneath the flap), which lists significant issues in Captain America's history, lists no less than three occasions on which Cap has "died". The only thing that's too bad about this set is that it doesn't include the Golden Age Captain America issues, which is where the character first started out. But those weren't done by Marvel (which didn't exist as Marvel in the 40's and 50's) so I guess they couldn't... » Read More I have my hot little mitts on the set now and I can confirm it does indeed contain all the issues up to #25, the death issue. What's funny is the front of the box (underneath the flap), which lists significant issues in Captain America's history, lists no less than three occasions on which Cap has "died". The only thing that's too bad about this set is that it doesn't include the Golden Age Captain America issues, which is where the character first started out. But those weren't done by Marvel (which didn't exist as Marvel in the 40's and 50's) so I guess they couldn't include them. « Show Less
688320
I believe the real issue is damage to the bat. I have my sons use old bats (alluminum and wood) so they don't damage the newer composite bats that I purchased for them.
1593127
It won't stop the mold from continuing to damage the records. It sounds like you have a moisture issue. These would help keep the cover from getting damp. But I found these sleeves to be average at best. I would look for a different company. Their sizes are all over the place. Good luck
677008
Unfortunately, no. You'll have to do your own research. I've found that this has been a problem with some of the items I've purchased on Amazon. Sorry I couldn't have been of more help............