How to Use a Dampit in Your Violin

[@alfredopratico]

Thanks, I thought that you put it in the case, not the violin. Works great!.

[@mosiergirl1]

I also thought this, too.

[@SwimmerC6]

Thanks so much, you helped me understand what to do! :)

[@kichererbsenmus]

thank you thank you thaank you!! i was really wondering if i got the description well.. which i did but this was great to remove all my last doubts:D

[@orchestragirl07]

Ok, great! Thanks. Just wanted to make sure I was doing it right.

[@centref0lds1]

thank you!

[@mosiergirl1]

Thank you for this informative, helpful video. I also thought that you just put it in the case near the violin.
And, should you play the violin while it is still inside the violin?

[@AndrewFeinViolins]

It should be fine to play the dampit in your violin! Just remove it if it causes any buzzing.

[@moomoo7194]

Thanks!!

[@cynthiadossantos]

Thanks

[@calliewalsh7058]

Thank you for this! I heat with wood (which is a naturally dryer heat than oil or electric) and I am wondering if I should store my violin in the case with a dampit in it? Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks

[@magnolia2]

Thank you!! I was so confused on how to use this thing because it doesn’t come with good instructions.

[@gregbicyclesboats5683]

My advice is don't push it all the way in! The cap fell off mine when I was pulling it out, it took me about an hour to remove the Dampit from the violin. Leave about an inch sticking out!

[@SwimmerC6]

Thanks so much! :)

[@yeppy013]

Should you soak it with distilled water or tap water?

[@AndrewFeinViolins]

It doesn't matter.

[@Tull1996]

I don't know if it really matters....but I was told to use only distilled water....so, that's what I do for my mandolin.

[@mosiergirl1]

Will also use distilled water