From the Bay Area California: "What is winter?" LOL
Actually, I kinda miss the Midwest winters where I grew up every once in awhile (for about 10 minutes).
We have the opposite problem here where the humidty is higher in winter with a good deal of rain from Dec.-Mar. Then it is bone dry again the rest of the year.
Sean, the static discharge "unit" is good advice and well employed.
SD is right on the beam about wood treatments, based on my earlier life as an apprentice furniture bulider to my grandfather. However, careful, careful with any beeswax-containing product. If you use, use SPARINGLY. If allowed to build up, you will not like your finish and, short of stripping, it is very hard to get back to whence you started.
Actually, I kinda miss the Midwest winters where I grew up every once in awhile (for about 10 minutes).
We have the opposite problem here where the humidty is higher in winter with a good deal of rain from Dec.-Mar. Then it is bone dry again the rest of the year.
Sean, the static discharge "unit" is good advice and well employed.
SD is right on the beam about wood treatments, based on my earlier life as an apprentice furniture bulider to my grandfather. However, careful, careful with any beeswax-containing product. If you use, use SPARINGLY. If allowed to build up, you will not like your finish and, short of stripping, it is very hard to get back to whence you started.