Storing jellies and PVC...

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idk but i never take the risk... i burned one toy and it cost way to much money so now they are all bagged indvidually and in a box together

For safety, you should store all of your sex toys separately. In one place? Sure. So long as they're all bagged up individually. There are a few items you don't have to worry about reacting (plastic, glass, etc.) but there are a few items that are pretty certain to react with different materials (jelly) and SAME materials (silicone). So to be safe, at least put them all in a different plastic bag/pouch/etc. before you store them together.

Here's the breakdown:

Hard plastic, glass, and metal (and I'm pretty sure wood and ceramic) won't hurt anything, and can't be hurt (at least on a chemical level - glass can chink and metal can crush).

Pure silicone can be stored with pure silicone, but not silicone compounds like TPR silicone.

Toys of most other materials should be stored individually, without touching each other. A good, simple workaround is to just use ziplock baggies. I have heard that really old jelly toys might react to these, but generally they work just fine.

I decided the safest place to "store" my Jelly toys was in a plastic bag that was then placed in the trash can.

As long as I have the space for it, I've been using the tray portion of the original packaging for each toy as a barrier. Then I stack them all in my toy box. Seems to be working well, but I may need to go to plastic baggies since the box is getting full...

I find it strange that Eden's review program has people running out of toy storage space but Eden's storage selection is so small...

They need individual bags, even if it's just ziplock bags or old socks. Those materials will melt into each other.

dont know .. good question though