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Author: oboi
Date: 2014-01-12 05:42
In the winter, my house is around 30% humidity. (I argue to set the furnace humidifier higher, but then it fogs up all the windows in the house.) So I just set a large jar of water over the heat vent and my room is sitting at around 40%. I don't think it goes more than 60% in the summer.
I don't change my reedmaking techniques, nor do I notice any difference specifically due to the time of year. Because I tend to have the door closed in the small room, it can get pretty hot in there, even moreso than in the summer when I have the AC running.
I don't really get paranoid about my reeds and weather. They are often not in my case and I have a huge tendency of soaking for variable amounts of time. I do get paranoid about the instrument and keeping it stable.
From a place where the Mars weather scientists recently compared to the temps out here.
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