Sigh, I hate Wisconsin winters and low humidity. I struggle to keep my smallish house above 21% RH (and yes I do run a humidifier).
Came home today and noticed a rectangular piece of wood on the floor. Picked it up and recognized it as a bridge. Hmmmmm. Looked at the ukes hanging on the wall and damn, the Mainland pineapple uke had lost the bridge.
I do not consider this a defect in the uke, it's simply a victim of my on-going humidity struggle. I've shot an email off to Mike asking for advice. There is a local luthier who works on ukes who could do the repair if needed.
Looks like I might have to start storing my ukes in Tupperware.
Oh, and it was "one of those days". Lost my checkbook and cell phone earlier in the day. Fortunately a Good Samaritan found my checkbook, called me and returned it. The phone can be easily replaced.
However, tomorrow I think I'll look both ways twice before crossing the street.
Came home today and noticed a rectangular piece of wood on the floor. Picked it up and recognized it as a bridge. Hmmmmm. Looked at the ukes hanging on the wall and damn, the Mainland pineapple uke had lost the bridge.
I do not consider this a defect in the uke, it's simply a victim of my on-going humidity struggle. I've shot an email off to Mike asking for advice. There is a local luthier who works on ukes who could do the repair if needed.
Looks like I might have to start storing my ukes in Tupperware.
Oh, and it was "one of those days". Lost my checkbook and cell phone earlier in the day. Fortunately a Good Samaritan found my checkbook, called me and returned it. The phone can be easily replaced.
However, tomorrow I think I'll look both ways twice before crossing the street.