ukela
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It is highly possible another thread has already addressed this issue, but I dutifully did a search before posting this and couldn't find one. Apologies if this is a repeat.
I just bought an Oasis Ukulele Humidifier for my Mainland Classic Soprano Mahogany (solid mahogany construction), and despite all of the talk of "suspending" it from the strings, or it "hanging" in the sound hole, the bottom of the humidifier is clearly resting against the inside of the back of the ukulele when I attach it to the strings. Is this a problem? I assumed there wasn't supposed to be contact, otherwise you could presumably just drop it in the sound hole without needing to attach it to the strings at all.
Any advice? I live in L.A., which can get dry but is usually not that dry, so I'm not sure how necessary humidifying even is.
I just bought an Oasis Ukulele Humidifier for my Mainland Classic Soprano Mahogany (solid mahogany construction), and despite all of the talk of "suspending" it from the strings, or it "hanging" in the sound hole, the bottom of the humidifier is clearly resting against the inside of the back of the ukulele when I attach it to the strings. Is this a problem? I assumed there wasn't supposed to be contact, otherwise you could presumably just drop it in the sound hole without needing to attach it to the strings at all.
Any advice? I live in L.A., which can get dry but is usually not that dry, so I'm not sure how necessary humidifying even is.