Author: kdk ★2017
Date: 2018-01-25 06:00
Do you know the case humidity is what the humidipack says it's supposed to maintain? I would think you still need a hygrometer to show whether or not the Boveda pack is doing what you think it is.
The hygrometers I finally settled on (this is a year-old thread) can be adjusted, and I use (per the instructions that came with ne of them) the Boveda packs, sealed in a plastic bag with the hygrometer, to determine how much the meter needs to be recalibrated right or left. Once calibrated, the hygrometer can be left out in the case.
Or, at least, that's what I did for a few months. I didn't find that my 40+-year-old clarinets cared much what the humidity in the case is. It didn't seem to matter.
Karl
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