Do you want to put it back in the piano box after playing the guitar every day? Is this good for guitar maintenance? Winter is coming. Is there anything to pay attention to when maintaining the guitar

Do you want to put it back in the piano box after playing the guitar every day? Is this good for guitar maintenance? Winter is coming. Is there anything to pay attention to when maintaining the guitar? Put the guitar back in the piano box after playing every day to prevent the influence of the external air environment on the guitar. Winter is easy to be dry and cold, and low temperature will cause the neck of guitar to be deformed, the chord height will be reduced, and the fingerboard will go deep outward (because the fingerboard wood has shrunk), resulting in a sharp scraping feeling at the edge of the fingerboard. This is easy to say, and the problem is not big. If the steam temperature is high, it will recover. Mainly dry and cold and easy to dry, guitar is most afraid of water shortage, which has a great influence. Excessive deformation will cause irreparable deformation (permanent playback). But winter is fine, and summer is the most feared season for guitars. Northern heating is the killer of guitar, and dry heat is the most deadly. The south is ok, although the temperature is high, but the humidity is enough. After the guitar is generally deformed, the climate will return to cool. If you don't want these things to happen, you'd better put them in the piano box after playing, which can slow down the above process and effectively protect the guitar from extreme weather.