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Venting or Desiccants for Harp Cases

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Fri, 10/11/2013 - 09:28
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Every now and again a new student comes in for their lesson with their harps hermetically sealed in a zip-lock bag or water-tight case. Note that all harmonica cases from the factory are built with venting or contain a material that will absorb moisture. Get rid of the zip-lock bags and if you use a water-tight case, use the desiccant packets your normally discard from packaging of new items you purchase (changing them out as new packets come your way).

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