Recstar24
Well-known member
As the winter season approaches us here in Chicago, I always wondered what you all have found to the above question. I do have a hygrometer in my uke cases in the headstock area, and last winter settled on sponges slightly damp in a plastic snack bag as a humidifier and was able to survive the winter season. I messed with all sorts of beads and vials and crystals but nothing beat the damp sponge in my case.
I did have an issue with water leaking a little bit out of the bag which I caught immediately, but coupled that with having a more expensive uke this season, my own questions about humidity and how to best regulate it, I'm considering going with the oasis inside the body kind.
Anyone that has measured humidity inside an uke before and compare it the case reading, or has done both case style humidification and in-uke humidification, I would love to hear your advice and input.
I did have an issue with water leaking a little bit out of the bag which I caught immediately, but coupled that with having a more expensive uke this season, my own questions about humidity and how to best regulate it, I'm considering going with the oasis inside the body kind.
Anyone that has measured humidity inside an uke before and compare it the case reading, or has done both case style humidification and in-uke humidification, I would love to hear your advice and input.