Hello. How long does each Humidipak? another question, how many humidipaks packages come with the purchase?
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I would say about 6 months for each pack. I don't remember if I got more than one humidipaks.
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I would say about 6 months for each pack.I don't remember if I got more than one humidipaks.
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I do not recommend this product. Never really used the paks and would not want to buy. I'm going for a wooden box that self ventilates.
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The humidifier doesn't take wicks...if you mean for the aroma bottle IDK because I don't use it.
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Hi John; sorry to hear about your problem. I suspect, that you have a humidor; with a larger capacity. In my humidor, with a capacity of 150 cigars; I have four of these and my humidity is between 68 and 70%. A second thought; was to ask, if you replaced the shipping caps with the perforated ones supplied. I have had guys ask, why I broke the seal on the caps. You have to, to put on the perforated caps. Moisture is supposed to pass through the tubes' body; but I suspect most of the moisture passes out, through the perforated caps. I don't know if my comments will help; but I sure hope they will. Let me know, if you can. George
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Add water. Shake it up. I've only done it once. I have a disc humidifier now.
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I bought mine from Amazon. Just type in uhe-oc1 and the humidifier will come up but also the filters. They are little oval blue things. I bought mine last year and had different filters that are round, can't find those so I'm now using the blue ones. Hope this helps.
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The Humidipak packets won't last as long if you are using them to cure a very dry guitar. The assumption is that a very dry guitar could suck up quite a bit of humidity before its wood gets close to the right humidity level. Water-based humidifiers (e.g., Dampit) are typically both cheaper to buy and cheaper to use because they allow one to replenish the water whenever they dry out. So the idea here is to use the cheaper water-based unit over a period of days to bring the instrument somewhere close to the correct humidity level and then use the Humidipak from then on to fine tune that level up/down and then maintain that level. The Humidipak packets won't last as long if you are using them to cure a very dry guitar. The assumption is that a very dry guitar could suck up quite a bit of humidity before its wood gets close to the right humidity level. Water-based humidifiers (e.g., Dampit) are typically both cheaper to buy and cheaper to use because they allow one to replenish the water whenever they dry out. So the idea here is to use the cheaper water-based unit over a period of days to bring the instrument somewhere close to the correct humidity level and then use the Humidipak from then on to fine tune that... » Read More The Humidipak packets won't last as long if you are using them to cure a very dry guitar. The assumption is that a very dry guitar could suck up quite a bit of humidity before its wood gets close to the right humidity level. Water-based humidifiers (e.g., Dampit) are typically both cheaper to buy and cheaper to use because they allow one to replenish the water whenever they dry out. So the idea here is to use the cheaper water-based unit over a period of days to bring the instrument somewhere close to the correct humidity level and then use the Humidipak from then on to fine tune that level up/down and then maintain that level. « Show Less
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Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) my unit ceased working before the Amazon 30-day return limit occurred. I returned this with no problems whatsoever, and then purchased a different humidifier. Don't know about the warranty from the manufacturer.
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Mine lasts around 3 months. I think this has a lot to do with me living in the desert and the humidity level being very low (less than 15% most of the year).
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Hi. The directions on the box say to change it every 30 days for best results. I write the date 30 days from the date I placed the last one in my humidifier on the packaging of the next one, and so forth. :) They are exceedingly easy to use and work well for me. I also use a Honeywell filter and a Bacteriocide solution in mine to make sure nothing's growing. Change water completely daily as well, whether empty or not. We have a pool and it's really amazing what can grow in water over the winter time. Spring cleaning for that is in progress now as well. :)
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I believe different absorbencies are packaged in different quantities. The ones I purchased came in a pack of 60. I ordered 4 packs (a total of 240 pads) for approx. $45. This works out to about 18cents/pad.
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I do not know exactly how long each refill is, but the best way to buy them is by the 3-pack, which saves money. Also, rather than knotting the bags at the bottom and top, we use tape--before cutting the full bag off, I twist it a couple of times, then tightly tape it, or use twist ties, and then cut it. For the new bag, I twist it up a couple of times, fold it up once, and wrap tape around it. (That holds the bottom better than a twist tie). I have been using the original cartridge since October for two cats, one of which goes outside and one uses the box exclusively. It works great, the bags are biodegradable, and the plastic shopping bags I used before are going away. My only objection is the bags are "scented", and the smell is almost worse than what I am putting in it. It gets better as the bags are exposed to air. This unit really cuts down on smells and spills. I am very happy with it. Plus it has a 5-year warranty!
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Mine lasts about 3 months, but I use a very small amount (about 1/2 of a pump). By the way, I hate their new packaging! It just seems like there is less in this 1.7oz package than in their previous 1.7oz package, but since you can't open it & look there is no way to verify. Seems sketchy to me. With the previous packaging it was easier to get just the amount you want, and I could make mine last a good 4 months, now only 3.BTW, if you put it on while your face is still damp from the shower, you can get away with using a lot less.
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Hmmm That's interesting; it's always worked for me. Dumb question: did you fully close the humidor (i.e. create a full seal)? I can't really answer why it would do that; it's never done that for me. What sort of solution did you use: humidifier solution, distilled water or tap water? I've only used either humidified solution and distilled water, never tap water, which has pollutants. I'm not sure if that might've contributed. I am, by no means, an expert on humidification. Sorry I can't help more. By the way, my humidor stores 120 cigars, and I keep two of them in there.
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I have just found a humidipak in a jar i had sealed just hand tight about a year ago and it was just as good as the day i bought them.. but if you leave them out in. Open air they will dry up pretty fast i would really recommend these to keep anything you want fresh and moist. They work great for allpourpuses you need
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The product I purchased did no have the humidifier option so I am unable to assist. Sorry.
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Not a problem. Happy to help :) I do absolutely love this humidifier tho. Must buy.