Endoscopes must be stored properly in order to remain functioning and safe for patients at medical institutions. When developing endoscope storage cabinet guidelines, numerous important considerations must be considered. To begin, set up a dedicated place for endoscope storage, preferably one that is well-ventilated and protected from direct sunlight, to reduce the danger of infection and damage. Controlling the temperature and humidity in the storage area is critical because maintaining appropriate conditions (about 20-25°C and 30-60% humidity) helps avoid microbial development and equipment damage. To avoid bacterial multiplication and corrosion, endoscopes must be thoroughly dried prior to storage. Furthermore, arranging endoscopes vertically within the cabinet ensures that they are well-spaced to avoid contact and potential damage.