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HUMIDIPAK BULK PACKS
Replacement 24-Pack PW-HPRP-24
D'Addario Humidipak is the only maintenance-free, two-way humidity control system for guitar. It automatically maintains the optimal 45%-50% relative humidity level within your instrument case, eliminating the guesswork and potential mess related to refilling a humidifier. No more manual adjustments based on seasonal changes, geographic locations, temperature, or other factors. Note: Humidipak is designed for restoring and maintaining instrument humidity. This product is not intended for dehumidification in high humidity environments. If Your instrument has not been previously humidified or is in a known dry condition, it is recommended to use Humidipak Restore to safely reestablish the proper humidity level to your instrument and its case before using the Humidipak Maintain System. Using Maintain packets on a dry instrument / case will greatly shorten the lifespan of the packets.
PW-HPRP-12
Replacement 12-Pack
$64.99
PW-HPRP-24
Replacement 24-Pack
$93.99
PW-HPRP-12
Replacement 12-Pack
$64.99
PW-HPRP-24
Replacement 24-Pack
$93.99
$93.99
Or
12,800 PTS
Code Value:
1,600 Points
Product Specs
Product Features
String Tension Chart
Additional Resources
What is two-way humidity control?
Two-way humidity control works by continually responding to the outside temperature and climate by adding or removing humidity as needed to maintain a relative humidity inside the Reed Vitalizer bag.
What ingredients do Humidipaks contain?
Humidipaks contain water, salt, and glycerine and while are considered to be made of non-toxic ingredients, they are not intended to be ingested. If ingested by a pet please consult your vet.
YOUR GUITAR STILL THINKS IT'S A TREE. HYDRATE IT.
Keeping your instrument safe and playable has never been easier, thanks to D’Addario Humidipak. Using Boveda’s two-way humidity control technology, Humidipak automatically adds or depletes moisture to maintain the ideal humidity level of 45%-50% RH inside your instrument case, and eliminates the guesswork and anxiety of maintaining your instrument.
YOUR GUITAR STILL THINKS IT'S A TREE. HYDRATE IT.
Keeping your instrument safe and playable has never been easier, thanks to D’Addario Humidipak. Using Boveda’s two-way humidity control technology, Humidipak automatically adds or depletes moisture to maintain the ideal humidity level of 45%-50% RH inside your instrument case, and eliminates the guesswork and anxiety of maintaining your instrument.
HYDRATION FOR YOUR GUITAR.
TWO-WAY HUMIDIFICATION
Two-way humidification maintains a constant 45%-50% relative humidity level within the instrument's case by automatically dispensing or absorbing purified water vapor as needed.
HYDRATION FOR YOUR GUITAR.
TWO-WAY HUMIDIFICATION
Two-way humidification maintains a constant 45%-50% relative humidity level within the instrument's case by automatically dispensing or absorbing purified water vapor as needed.
HUMIDIPAK FAQs
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What is the #1 cause of all instrument repairs?
Lack of humidity is the leading cause of all instrument repairs. It is essential to humidify all wooden instruments.
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How do I recognize symptoms of a dry instrument?
A dry instrument can be recognized by a number of symptoms. Sharp fret ends, neck bow, sunken top, lifted bridge, lower string height, notes starting to buzz, cracking of the neck and/or body, or change in tone of the instrument.
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Which Humidipak do I need?
If your instrument is not already too dry, Humidipak Maintain will maintain a constant relative humidity level inside your case. If your instrument is dry and needs to first be brought back to the proper relative humidity level, use Humidipak Restore. If you're already in a high-humidity environment and need to lower the relative humidity of your instrument, use Humidipak Absorb.
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How often should I replace my Humidipak?
Humidipaks typically last between two to six months for an instrument that is already preconditioned to 45%-50% relative humidity. They should be replaced when the packets begin to feel hard or every six months maximum, whichever comes first.
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What temperature should I keep the room my instrument is stored in?
It's important to maintain a consistent temperature in the room where your instruments are stored. Anywhere in the range of 70-76 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal.
