[nagukush]

Hi All

I wanted to know wether its good buy a Guitar-Humidifier, (like a Martin)? I dont really know how to measure the Humidity in a room, Any ideas Guys ???? and When do I know, that I really need a Humidifier ?

Thanks and Regards to all

Kush

[Ultimate Garage Band]

unless you live in a desert or in a cold climate where the heat is on inside your home for extended periods of time, I think you'll be ok without one. Honestly, I live in the South and it's very humid here, tropical even, and I've never had to worry about moisture except for about 3 months out of the year. I run a water fountain in my showroom and during that time it puts over a cup of water in the air a day.

[nagukush]

Thanks for Caring UGB. I'm not sure about the place where I live, I mean I have no idea of How much Heat is too much. I guess I'll buy a cheap HYGROMETER and measure things practically . Is it a good Idea, UGB ????

Kindest Regards

Kush

[Ultimate Garage Band]

I'm sure if you poked around the internet enough you could probably find the average relative humidity for your region.

[danthelion]

Try these sites to find out weather info:

http://www.wunderground.com/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/
http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/weather.shtml

Or one of the hundred others that do the same, or look up wikipedia.com & do a search under your area's name for info. Don't get mixed up with heat & humidity as they are very different. If you need a humidifier (which you may not, depending on your research), according to The Medical Post boiling a jug in a room does a similar job to a humidifier. (The jug has the advantage that it doesn't release bacteria into the air like some humidifiers have been prone to in the past)

Dan