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Three common factors that can destroy vinyl records are heat, humidity, and improper storage. Exposing records to high temperatures can cause warping and lead to poor sound quality. Similarly, high humidity can cause the records to become moldy. Improper storage, such as stacking them haphazardly or with heavy objects on top, can scratch or break them. Additionally, playing them with a dirty or damaged needle can damage the record over time.