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PS the other useful advantage of buying a dehumidifier is for when you drop your birthday present book in the bath, like it did yesterday !
some houses get very dry in the winter
When it's cold, the heating is on, aiming for 22C-23C
when it's frosty or snowy, humidity can get really low indoors: the temperature differential between indoors and outdoors is what drives the low RH indoors, especially if you ventilate your house. I can explain the physics
Aside from damage, the other things that happen if you let your guitars vary in humidity and get dry are:
just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
The answers to the last time you asked a similar question are still valid.
https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/219770/all-solid-guitars-and-humidity-control/p1
just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
The faith insert of keeping the guitar flat in the case threw me.
Tbh never had a acoustic as nice as this before, just need to get over the babying stage
on the balcony!