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Location: Phoenix AZ | Free: PLANET WAVES IN-CASE HUMIDIFIERS
These are oval shaped PLANET WAVES humidifiers that go in your guitar case. Used but not abused. You can fill them with a syringe or just dunk them in water and wipe off the excess.
Will gladly donate them to good homes. You pay the shipping. Shipping is $3.50 each. I've got about 15 of them. PM or email me if interested.
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Location: South of most, North of few | I was thinking about it, but I'll leave them for the guys that need them in the colder climates. |
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Location: East Tennessee | TJ,
I don't think lack of humidity would be a problem where you live. :D |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | I'd like one Dave! Paypal sent on notification!
Thanks |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | PM sent... If I can get through the Flood you just caused.... :eek: |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | Same here. :D |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | All are accounted for. Check your PM's and Thanks. Dave |
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Location: big island | shucky darn...wish it was a "planet waves in-case dehumidifier" |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Before this topic.. I was gonna post that I have put two gallons of water in my humidifier today. Just to keep the room around 35%.
You wouldn't think it would be that dry here,
But it's the damn Central AC in the summer, and Dry Electric Air Handler heat in the winter.
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| down here in dank/damp central Florida.... this time of year is the only time we need the humidifiers for the most part.. went down to 34 last night and tomorrows going colder.
we're not used to heat and dry air being pumped through the house....
currently have 3 room humidifiers gurgling away around the house.
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | 25-30% in the summer
10-15% in the winter.
Got to run the damn things here year round!
It is actually easier in the winter since I have a humidifier hooked up to the central heat which manages to bring the whole house up to about 35-40$. I have to add water to the studio humidifier about every 2-3 days (versus daily during the summer) |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Humidifier Instructions: (from website)
1. Fill syringe with distilled water.
2. Holding humidifier over the sink, inject 1-3 syringes of
water into the hole on top of the humidifier until the
internal foam is fully moistened.
3. Wipe off any excess water from outer surface
of humidifier.
Maintaining the humidifier is as easy as squeezing one
syringe of distilled water into the humidifier every one to
two weeks (you may need to refill more or less often,
depending on the atmospheric conditions in your area).
Check the humidifier for dryness.
Note: If the humidity reaches 60%, remove the humidifier
from the instrument case. For best results, use a Planet
Waves Humidity/Temperature Sensor to monitor the
humidity in your instrument case.
www.planetwaves.com |
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