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Oh, I'm definitely ordering one, but it's going to take a little to arrive given where I live. So this is a short-term solution just in case it dips lower than, say, 38%. I'd rather not cut it so close if I don't need to -- even for a week.
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Why not just use a large bathroom towel just ring it out well so it doesn't drip on the floor.
I keep my guitar at 45-50 percent. I won't take it out of the case ( I keep my case humidity at that ) until my room reaches 45 percent with a humidifier during the winter. You'll need a good hygrometer and a way to calibrate it. I recommend using Potassium Carbonate and not salt. I have a Push sensor in my case, and an Abbeon hygrometer in my room. I calibrate the Push sensor to my Abbeon which is calibrated with PC. |
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Better idea
Yes, the degree of humidity change matters, but what matters most is the duration of the change in humidity. Keeping the guitar in the case with a wetted sponge on a plastic soap container is enough to protect it.
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Perhaps this thread is destined for failure because of the title. Please refrain from making inappropriate comments that have to be edited.
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