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D’Addario Accessories Small Instrument Humidifier (PW-SIH-01) – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
D’Addario Accessories Small Instrument Humidifier (PW-SIH-01)
Manufacturer
D’Addario &Co. Inc
Part Number
PW-SIH-01
Item Weight
0.432 ounces
Product Dimensions
5 x 1.5 x 5 inches
Country of Origin
USA
Item model number
PW-SIH-01
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Color
Original Version
Item Package Quantity
1
Batteries Included?
No
Batteries Required?
No
Warranty Description
Replaced if defective.
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O. P (verified owner) –
Protect wood ukes – Easy to use. Use distilled. Bec I like in the NE and winter humidity is 20% or less, I use two inside my case on either side of the neck AND I hang the body D’addario inside the sound hole btw the 2 middle string. And I still hover around 40%. Protect your instrument!
F. R (verified owner) –
good product, small – Works as promised. I recommend using distilled water to prevent mold.
M. Z (verified owner) –
Mandolins – I use these for my solid wood mandolins. I run wood heat in the winter so it can get really dry indoors. Ideally I’ll have 2 of these in each case to maintain 45%-50% relative humidity in the case. One under the peg head and one in the gap under the heel of the neck. This works for most hard shell cases, but for something as tight fitting as a Collings-branded TK case you’ll need something smaller under the heel of the neck, like a film canister with a sponge in it and holes drilled in the lid. Or a thin violin humidifer that can go in the F holes.
O. P (verified owner) –
Protect wood ukes – Easy to use. Use distilled. Bec I like in the NE and winter humidity is 20% or less, I use two inside my case on either side of the neck AND I hang the body D’addario inside the sound hole btw the 2 middle string. And I still hover around 40%. Protect your instrument!
K. N (verified owner) –
Some quirks – I got a surprise from this little gadget. The instructions tell you to remove the top and pull the sponge out and moisten the sponge and then replace the cap and sponge and then put the humidifier into the instrument case and close the case and secure the lid.
M. Z (verified owner) –
Mandolins – I use these for my solid wood mandolins. I run wood heat in the winter so it can get really dry indoors. Ideally I’ll have 2 of these in each case to maintain 45%-50% relative humidity in the case. One under the peg head and one in the gap under the heel of the neck. This works for most hard shell cases, but for something as tight fitting as a Collings-branded TK case you’ll need something smaller under the heel of the neck, like a film canister with a sponge in it and holes drilled in the lid. Or a thin violin humidifer that can go in the F holes.
F. D (verified owner) –
Good for some stuff – Had bought for my gs mini thinking that a hanging humidifier would be too large for it and didn’t even end up using this one. 4 stars cause the designs a little weird and I’d be afraid of it tipping over and not evenly distributing from the side vents it has due to it having tipped onto one of said sides with vents. Sure it could work for some stuff but it wasn’t ideal in my case or for what I needed it for. Kept the stars high cause although I didn’t use it for it’s purpose I checked to see how fastly it dries and it seems to work at the same speed as the regular hanging humidifiers..so it could work for some situations I’m sure.
N. M (verified owner) –
Keeping a couple of these and a couple others in the case to keep at ~45% – Plenty easy to use. I keep a hygrometer I’m my case to monitor the humidity levels. It’s mighty dry in Denver, and one of these will keep it better humidified than not, but isn’t enough here. I suspect it would work perfectly with just one in many parts of the country. Have found that with two of these (hung over the strings in a two part sleeve that came with a planet wave set, but that I couldn’t afford to keep replacing the humidity packs, but am old pair of tube socks would work just as well and easily), plus an oasis (placed outside the body in the gap space in the case), and finally one of the much thinner ones of these that usually hangs from the strings up in the case area by the tuners, that the humidity stays right between 43-48% no matter how dry it gets here.
L. O (verified owner) –
Don’t over soak. – This has worked well for both my violin and mandolin. As for the sponge getting too big to put back in? Don’t over soak it. It will fit fine.
F. R (verified owner) –
good product, small – Works as promised. I recommend using distilled water to prevent mold.
I. P (verified owner) –
I’m not sure if it actually worked – I bought this item in hopes of adding some humidity to my viola case as my instrument has obtained some damaged from the constant weather changes. I put a hydrometer in my case as well to monitor the humidity levels, and even after I installed this humidifier I didn’t notice much of a difference.
N. M (verified owner) –
Keeping a couple of these and a couple others in the case to keep at ~45% – Plenty easy to use. I keep a hygrometer I’m my case to monitor the humidity levels. It’s mighty dry in Denver, and one of these will keep it better humidified than not, but isn’t enough here. I suspect it would work perfectly with just one in many parts of the country. Have found that with two of these (hung over the strings in a two part sleeve that came with a planet wave set, but that I couldn’t afford to keep replacing the humidity packs, but am old pair of tube socks would work just as well and easily), plus an oasis (placed outside the body in the gap space in the case), and finally one of the much thinner ones of these that usually hangs from the strings up in the case area by the tuners, that the humidity stays right between 43-48% no matter how dry it gets here.
F. D (verified owner) –
Good for some stuff – Had bought for my gs mini thinking that a hanging humidifier would be too large for it and didn’t even end up using this one. 4 stars cause the designs a little weird and I’d be afraid of it tipping over and not evenly distributing from the side vents it has due to it having tipped onto one of said sides with vents. Sure it could work for some stuff but it wasn’t ideal in my case or for what I needed it for. Kept the stars high cause although I didn’t use it for it’s purpose I checked to see how fastly it dries and it seems to work at the same speed as the regular hanging humidifiers..so it could work for some situations I’m sure.
L. O (verified owner) –
Don’t over soak. – This has worked well for both my violin and mandolin. As for the sponge getting too big to put back in? Don’t over soak it. It will fit fine.
I. P (verified owner) –
I’m not sure if it actually worked – I bought this item in hopes of adding some humidity to my viola case as my instrument has obtained some damaged from the constant weather changes. I put a hydrometer in my case as well to monitor the humidity levels, and even after I installed this humidifier I didn’t notice much of a difference.
K. N (verified owner) –
Some quirks – I got a surprise from this little gadget. The instructions tell you to remove the top and pull the sponge out and moisten the sponge and then replace the cap and sponge and then put the humidifier into the instrument case and close the case and secure the lid.