(Bodhran) Bodhran Skin Treatment

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[MotorheadDrew]

do u have a video on tuning tunable Bodhrans , because most of the videos ive watched off other peoples are all quite poor quality & hard to hear how the drum is meant to sound?

[zsyrinx]

I tried using pure lanolin (Lansinoh) on a cheap Bodhr­án yesterday (and overnight) with great results, similar to the dubbin. Used the same steps Michelle has given. It's really important to work the lanolin in the skin. It takes quite sometime considering how stiff the stuff is.

[uhklem]

Bag Balm would seem a good conditioner - it's mostly a combination of lanolin and petroleum jelly and is intended for cows but people use it for everything from cuts & scratches to lubricating mechanical parts. Some of the pharmacies and grocery stores here in Seattle carry it and I know you can get it in New England. BTW - great videos! Can't wait for my first Bodhran to arrive in the mail!

[rekirkman]

I have a new tunable drum with tape on the playable side. Which side do I put the conditioner on? I am concerned treatment will cause the tape to come off.

[Gr8tBlueHeron]

After scouring the internet for advice I settled on lanolin to treat the skin of my drum, which is very, very tight. I used the product Lansinoh, which is sold as a breastfeeding cream but is supposedly one of the purest forms of lanolin available. I let it sit 10 hours before wiping off the sticky excess. Unfortunately, there isn't much of a noticeable different in my skin tension. Could be it was just THAT dry.

How often would you recommendI treat it? Live in SK, so at our most humid now.

[bobthewoodguy]

I just want to thank you for all the effort you put into your lessons. I think you're great! Easy on the eyes as well. Thanks again.

[ozarkboy55]

Excellent video, thank you so much.

[Stix1800]

Thanks for posting these videos, it is really helping me! I was wonder would misting water with a spray bottle work?

[ArkayemStudios]

Do you think Burt's Bees Hand Salve could be used? It has Sweet Almond Oil,, Olive Oil, Beeswax, tocopheryl acetate & tocopheryl (vitamin E), comfrey root extract, rosemary oil & leave extract, lavandin oil & flower extracts, eucalyptus oil. I didn't know if any of the above would weaken the skin or not. It works wonders on my hands after a night of drumming on my Djembe.

[DelaneyODubhshlaine]

Canada: 'Arctic Dubbin' is mink oil and silicone. UK: ' Kiwi camp dry Mink Oil ' is exactly that. I use it on my Belgarth tuneable Bodhran ; applied as per your video. Im sure there are other good alternatives as well.

thanks Michelle.