Mad Mummy question about Eye Decay

[cjefferys]

I'm kind of worried about the process starting with my Mad Monsters. Once the process has begun, there is no stopping it, but if nothing has happened yet, one should be ok. I'm guessing that the usual culprits, UV light, heat or humidity may get things going, so the usual wisdom of keeping toys in cool, dry places without too much light (especially UV) may help?

[MegoNinja]

I'm kind of worried about the process starting with my Mad Monsters. Once the process has begun, there is no stopping it, but if nothing has happened yet, one should be ok. I'm guessing that the usual culprits, UV light, heat or humidity may get things going, so the usual wisdom of keeping toys in cool, dry places without too much light (especially UV) may help?

that's pretty much the method I was thinking of using. I have heard of weird method's of fixing toy problems, like using certain chemicals, but I guess I can just replace my Mummy's head with a new one, shouldnt cost much.
Like you said though cjefferys, if it hasnt happened yet it shouldnt just happen now. So I guess the rest of my Mad Monster collection is OK....for now.

[MegoGeek]

I doubt that any 30 year old eyes that haven't melted yet would start doing so now.

[ABMAC]

If you keep them out of the light, they'll never have a chance to glow.