Guitar, do you all put desiccant on it? I'm in the south

If you own a good guitar, its care and maintenance is particularly important. Especially humidity and temperature, so friends of single-board guitars and all-single guitars need to pay attention.

Generally speaking, high-end guitars are made of wood, but as we all know, wood is a material that is extremely susceptible to climate changes. Generally speaking, a humidity of around 40-60% is very suitable for guitar storage, but this varies depending on the geographical conditions. Let’s talk about things to pay attention to in these places.

Friends in the humid areas of the south should prevent their guitars from getting damp. You may wish to put a few bags of desiccant in the guitar case, or you can adjust it by ensuring the humidity of the storage space. And once the guitar accidentally gets damp, even if it is slight, the guitar can recover quickly as long as the humidity in the space returns to the normal range. Of course, if an unfortunate situation occurs and the guitar is severely dampened, the guitar will most likely be permanently deformed.

On the other hand, friends in dry areas in the north recommend buying a home humidifier. You must know that dryness is the biggest damage to guitars. Deformation or cracking of a guitar is caused by air dryness and is irreversible. Another problem with drying is causing frets on the guitar, but this can be avoided by adjusting the string spacing.