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| Country of Origin | United States |
|---|---|
| PID | 651574 |
| Electronic address of single contact point | |
| Manufacturer address | 10237 Yellow Circle Drive, Minnetonka MN 55343, USA |
| Manufacturer's email address | |
| Manufacturer name | Boveda Inc. |
| EU Responsible Person | Levytukku Oy |
The dual-direction humidifier keeps your instrument in top shape, no matter the weather! Boveda humidifiers maintain a consistent moisture level for your instrument, whether the surrounding air is dry or humid.
Humidity control for guitars can be a bit of a mystery, as it’s quite challenging to determine the moisture level inside the case at any given time. The Boveda humidifier uses an osmotic membrane that absorbs moisture when the air inside the case is too humid and releases it when the air becomes dry. So, you can forget about constantly worrying about your instrument’s humidity, as long as you remember to replace the humidification packs when they dry out. During the cold winters in Finland, the air can become extremely dry, and you might need to replace the packs more frequently.
Keep in mind that the initial packs may dry out relatively quickly if your case is made of wood. A wooden guitar case likely contains more wood than the guitar itself, in which case the humidifier will also work to balance the moisture level in the case. Typically, the packs last between 2 to 6 months, depending on the humidity levels of the air and the case.
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The dual-direction humidifier keeps your instrument in top shape, no matter the weather! Boveda humidifiers maintain a consistent moisture level for your instrument, whether the surrounding air is dry or humid.
Humidity control for guitars can be a bit of a mystery, as it’s quite challenging to determine the moisture level inside the case at any given time. The Boveda humidifier uses an osmotic membrane that absorbs moisture when the air inside the case is too humid and releases it when the air becomes dry. So, you can forget about constantly worrying about your instrument’s humidity, as long as you remember to replace the humidification packs when they dry out. During the cold winters in Finland, the air can become extremely dry, and you might need to replace the packs more frequently.
Keep in mind that the initial packs may dry out relatively quickly if your case is made of wood. A wooden guitar case likely contains more wood than the guitar itself, in which case the humidifier will also work to balance the moisture level in the case. Typically, the packs last between 2 to 6 months, depending on the humidity levels of the air and the case.
Features: