is their a way to prevent moisture getting inside?
1676032
mine doesn't have moisture inside! i wouldn't buy this one tho. the guy tried to take 500 dollars out of my account, and yesterday it stopped working. I've only had it for like a month or so.
1676033
Silicone all the way around the glass,top,bottom, and sides before you mount it. Otherwise it usually will let moisture in I have a 20 that leaks because I didnt do this first hope it helps.
548670
This product could help your condensation problem. Have you considered using a desiccant product to absorb moisture as well.
2224288
Yes to keep moisture out. Cotton will not do a better job. They are for packing. Of course the plastic in my bottle simply breaks into pieces every time I open the bottle.
574967
There should be a little foam pad inside. If not, a damp paper towel or rag will work.
779388
Here in Houston, TX it's very muggy throughout the summer, and the high humidity persists pretty much year-round. So far we've seen no condensation on the inside, and the material is pretty stout. I'd think if you move it around from place to place, damage will occur from abrasion, but if it just sits there it seems to hold up fine.
910967
You could try refrigeration in a paper bag. I believe they keep longer in a paper bag as the moisture isn't locked in.
1077080
Yes, these packs are designed to put moisture in or take it away. They are designed to hold the guitar, in the case, at 45% humidity. I would suggest you purchase a humidy gauge for the room as well and just monitor it. You may want to humidify or dehumidify tge room where your wood instruments are kept. But as long as the guitars are in the case with these packs, the guitar will be protected. They need to be changed out every 30-45 days usually with the refill packs. Sometimes the length of service depends on your area.
1600077
Yes, you could. As long as you are able too keep moisture from getting into it.
1695320
as long as there's no large amount of moisture present. as this is not a sealed unit
77376
This is basically a sheet metal cabinet so I would not call it moisture proof. You can put foam around the door and tape the seams, but I would not consider placing this in a damp room.
2137994
I did use moisture (just a little water) but I don't know if would be required. We have a pine cone wreath on it now (hanging indoors on our metal door that leads outside). It seems very secure.
1177467
Cover is lined on the inside with some poly type - you will get some moisture - not waterproof
1830777
In relatively dry Southern California, we store our cushions separately. There will be moisture under the cover.
936137
We have ours set up inside. I would keep it out of the rain. Remember that no matter how weather resistant a company claims something is, nature (weather) will always win. Cheers
740754
I personally wouldn't use in a confined area ( little or no ventilation), the added moisture may result in bigger problems.
945239
Because it is waterproof, the humidity never equalizes in the space it is stored in. I try to let it "air out" about once a week by leaving the safe door open for about an hour.
1342473
I don't think the lid closes tight enough to keep moisture or bugs out. I have several items I need to keep dry but I store them in airtight containers in the box.