Question old electronic devices with aluminum electrolytic capacitors

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What recommendations on how to prevent deformation of the dielectric layers in aluminum electrolytic capacitors from stored electronic devices that were manufactured in the early 90s and early 2000s and store in my home at a temperature of 33-36C, humidity 57-67% and energized devices at 220v AC 60hz?

Note: They have not been stored since the 90s, they are randomly connected and energized

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