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If you have ever seen those pesky little soundboard grain separations on a vintage uke.... that turn into hairline cracks.... due to the uke becoming too dry and shrinking... Well... THIS WILL STOP YOUR UKE FROM BECOMING TOO DRY and developing grain separations.!
Using this humidifier is so simple....
- Easy to use.... just add water
- Will NOT leak
- Space age technology
- Carefree maintenance
Depending on the relative humidity and how often you open the case, as well as the size of the case.... you may have to check the Arion
Oh, the warning label says "not intended for human consumption".... I wonder if anyone ever ate one of these things anyway. I will add my own warning... "Don't jump off of tall buildings with this humidifier."
Nutz! No, you don't need it in Guam.
If your uke is worth a couple of hundred dollars now, and if you want it to still be a good uke in 10-20 years, you seriously need to consider this case humidifier.
You may be surprised what restoring a bit of moisture to the wood will do for the tone of the instrument.
Herco Case Humidifier
Dry Climate: Humidifiers are key to keeping your acoustic in good condition if you live in a dry climate. Acoustic guitars, ukuleles, mandolins, etc can and will shrink and/or crack when exposed to super dry climates, If although, you live in the desert and have had an acoustic for 10 years that hasn't cracked, then you very likely won't need a humidifier to protect it from cracking. You may be surprised though, what restoring a bit of moisture to the wood will do for the tone of the instrument.
If you store your instrument in its case this humidifier will be helpful. Submerse it in water for 5 minutes and wipe off excess, then store it in your case. Repeat twice a month. Works for guitars, violins, cellos, clarinets or any other fine wooden instrument.
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