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Instrument Humidifier

Name: Small Instrument Humidifier
Brand: Accessories
SKU: PW-SIH-01
Price: 1010 EUR
Availability: InStock

Cellulose Sponge, For Smaller Instruments

€10,10

Product comes with code for 175 Points This item does not come with Points

Product Details

SKU: PW-SIH-01

Maintaining your instruments humidity level is essential to preserve its playability, sound and integrity. The D'Addario Small Instrument Humidifier releases moisture evenly and slowly inside your instruments case to maintain the proper humidity level, preventing cracks, warping, and shrinkage to your instrument. Using the humidifier is as easy as moistening the sponge when it becomes dry. The small instrument humidifier can also be used in conjunction with the traditional DAddario Guitar Soundhole humidifier (GH) for acoustic guitars when your humidity is consistently 20% or lower. Get one for all of your valuable instruments. It’s the smart, easy, and affordable way to protect your investment.

Ideal For: Mandolin, Ukulele, Care / Maintenance

Made in the USA at our New York production facility.

Product Features

Ideal for keeping smaller acoustic, bowed and woodwind instruments at the proper humidity level.
Small size fits in any case.
Releases moisture slowly and evenly.
Sponge style humidifier
Safe for all instruments

Instruction Manual

Additional Resources

Here are some tips to prolong the life of your Sponge Humidifier:

A sponge humidifier can last anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks before it needs to be refilled. It is always best to use a hygrometer along with a humidifier so that you know the exact humidity level inside your guitar case. A guitar should be stored between 40% - 60% RH. If the humidity level of your guitar case is above 60%, discontinue use andcontact us.D’Addario offers a standard hygrometer and a smart hygrometer call Humiditrak.

1. Never store your instrument near a heating element such as a radiator, forced air heating vent, etc., and try to keep out of direct sunlight (through windows) for an extended period of time.
2. Use distilled water! Tap water has minerals, etc. that can compromise the effectiveness of the foam and oxidize the hardware of your instrument. Filtered water can be used as well.
3. We highly recommend getting a hygrometer to monitor humidity level inside your instrument case.

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Instrument Humidifier

Cellulose Sponge, For Smaller Instruments

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