#De-Humidifier

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meager epoch
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So basically i want to postpone my guitar's good condition as long as possibly and i live in Scotland and it's usually absolutely fucking freezing and soaking so i want a de-humidifier just to make sure my guitar doesn't get damaged from changes in the temperature and humidity. It's a cheap beginner guitar (Yamaha F370) so i'm sure it's more prone to damage than an expensive one would be.

Anyway to get to the point of this boring rant, can i get some recommendations when it comes to a de-humidifier, preferably something that isn't like a futuristic anal alien space probe costing 20 grand.

Appreciate any interactions!

somber coyote
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de-humidifier

meager epoch
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It's a pain in the arse that i can't change the title

somber coyote
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also for best results I guess if you can check your area's average humidity per month

meager epoch
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De-Humidifier

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nvm

somber coyote
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most places keep averages month by month

somber coyote
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my area has an average of 74% in summer to 82% humidity in winder and I've never had any issues with acoustics

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tho i guess also how well ventilated your house is also matters

meager epoch
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Probably not very well ventilated

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It's like a 100 year old building

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Might be a bit of an exaggeration but it's old and doesn't get much attention from the council

somber coyote
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so then probably if your humidity is above 70 you maybe could benefit from some help

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i know they have some in-guitar ones but idk if those are only humidifiers or de- also

meager epoch
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Uhm

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I can't see the monthly stats but from the last few days it looks like it ranges from mid 70's to 90's

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Depending on the time of day

somber coyote
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cause generally it would be best if the guitar was in an enclosed area, unless you want something to work for the entire room

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You have stuff like Daddario GH Humidifying System
but idk if theres only ones to add humidity

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you slap in into the guitar and it does its thing

meager epoch
somber coyote
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great to save money instead of getting a huge machine

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most issues is if its in a place where cold touches warm. Like idk open window and warm air from a heater

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i mean thats a general rule

meager epoch
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Thanks

somber coyote
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Daddario Humidipak Absorb Kit

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that may be the thing

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i mean other brands surely make those

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but that says it keeps the ideal humidity inside the instrument

meager epoch
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I think the ones that came up keep the humidity in a guitar case

somber coyote
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i mean the more closed the area the better it will work but as far as i see they just say to put the thing inside the guitar

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Again maybe someone with your same issue will respond on this post