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-For Guitars:
Drape one Boveda Fabric Holder over your strings into your sound hole to really get into the body of your instrument. Nestle the other holder where it will not be crushed underneath the headstock to control humidity near the headstock and fretboard.-For Other Wood Instruments:
Nestle the Boveda Fabric Holder(s) storage cut-out(s) within your case where the holder(s) will not be crushed.Initially, Boveda has some catch-up work to do, so your first Boveda won't last as long as subsequent ones.
After your first set, Boveda will last 2-4 months depending on the time of year, your climate and your case. The material of your instrument case also affects the lifespan of Boveda.
You’ll have to replace Boveda less often in a: ABS plastic or fiberglass caseWhy? Rigid, solid surface cases are more airtight. (And might even have a waterproof seal.) Because these cases allow less air in, Boveda doesn’t have to work as hard, so it will last longer.
You’ll have to replace Boveda more often in a:Why? Most wooden instrument cases are made of twice as much wood as the actual instruments they hold. Boveda will absorb moisture from your wooden case as well the instrument inside, which will reduce the lifespan of Boveda.
Soft case (hard/bag)Why? Unlike a hard case, a soft instrument case or bag is made from materials that generally allow more air to pass through them. While Boveda will still provide humidity control in a soft case or bag, the increased airflow will reduce the lifespan of Boveda.
WHEN TO REPLACE When Boveda 49% RH High Absorption fully expands, it’s time to replace it.