Home made and pro guitar humidifiers

Make one or buy one, the results are the same! just get one if you dont have one!

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Music

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• guitar
• humidifiers
• humidifier
• humidity
• dampit
• sponge
• home made
• cheap
• acoustic
• electric
• guitars
• acoustic cover
• guitar cover
• acoustic guitar

[rolandsdisc]

How long before you have to rewet the home made one?

[JJoneEIGHTY]

@rolandsdisc

1 to 2 days id say, just make sure you really squeeze out the sponge,

you only need a tiny amount of moisture in there,

[FantomOfFear]

Hey i made a tubaware humidifier and after 1 day my case smelled like mold so i took it out. Also the neck of the guitar that was above the case was damp. I feel like these two things could lead to serious problems fo rmy guitar?

[JJoneEIGHTY]

@FantomOfFear youre probably not squeezing the sponges out enough! you only need a slight amount of moisture in there! and only when humidity levels are low,-40/45% humidity

[davey4557]

Nice video !!

Keep doing them !!!

[JJoneEIGHTY]

@davey4557 thanks Dave! means a lot coming from yourself!

[FantomOfFear]

@JJoneEIGHTY alright i think i put it in with the right amount, and i just checked to see if it was still moist enough after a few weeks and there was some mold on the sponge so i threw out the whole container

[FantomOfFear]

@FantomOfFear It was not really wet at all, just slightly damp, but i guess i should do even less?

And Idk how humid it is but I bought my guitar used with a crack in the finish, which i dont want to get worse

[speedonl]

Good one, thanks Dude!!!

[t33lo]

Hi JJoneEIGHTY,

thanks for this video! Few days ago i made humidifier like yours one. It works fine and after three days i can see results - strings stopped buzzing!

[laspijker]

Nice tips!

Didn't see these elsewhere, thanks.

[davey4557]

@JJoneEIGHTY

just keep doing it and be yourself :)

It's all good