Violin humidifiers like Dampits are a must if you want to keep your violin’s wood in top condition. To prevent cracking, wet the Dampit and insert it into your violin’s F-holes. The Dampit doesn’t make any noise while you play. Simply rewet it when it dries out. I use my Dampit everyday. Save $10 on this Super Sensitive Dampit.
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