Humidity control

[roger_holland]

Hi Tony ,

Welcome here and I wish you a lot of fun

@TonyBonvolanta

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Humidity control - yay or nay

Hi all, What with one thing and another it’s been a while since ive been able to do much of anything guitar related I had to wait for a couple of weeks for a new tuner for my Heritage (worked out great as they sent me an entire set, cant remember if I said that or not). During which a had to get over a bout of covid diring the heat wave, having a temperature during a heat wave is no joke. Anyway I put the guitar in its case for now untill im fit for duty lol, during which i was read…

A Few Words about Humidity

I realize most of you know about this, but there may be a few that can learn by my mistake. I live in Central Indiana and it gets cold and dry her during the winter, especially when the heating system kicks on. I do have a whole house humidifier, usually set for 35% ( which is too low for guitars). When it gets below 20 degrees F, I set the humidifier even lower to avoid condensation on the windows. This may be good for the house in general, but was terrible for my guitars. I normally keep my…

Is this a viable method for humidifying a guitar?

1st. I don’t keep my humidity controlled in my house. It gets very dry in my house in the winter. 2nd. I’m concerned about my solid sitka spruce, mahogany sides and back and neck guitar. I read somewhere else the other day that I can give my guitar a shot of humidity via taking it in the bathroom when I’m showering. For sure it gets humid in the bathroom when I’m showering. What I’m wondering is, is that a viable method for getting my guitar some moisture? Or do I got to resort to the sp…

and there is more, I think everything has been written about it,

I hope this helps

Greetings,Rogier