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Humidipak

D'Addario

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The D'Addario Humidipak Restore Kit allows you to safely restore an instrument and case which is in a dry condition and has not previously humidified. This replacement 3-pack will help you to achieve the proper humidity level without the danger of over-humidification.
D'Addario Humidipak Restore Replacement Packet 3-Pack

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  • submitted5 months ago

    asked byMike

    fromScottsdale, Arizona

    I live in Arizona. My Taylor 214DLX has developed fret sprout. I installed the maintain humidity packs for the first time 3 weeks ago and still have the issue. Would the restore packs possibly resolve the issue?

    I live in Arizona. My Taylor 214DLX has developed fret sprout. I installed the maintain humidity packs for the first time 3 weeks ago and still have the issue. Would the restore packs possibly resolve the issue?

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    Yes, the Humidipak Restore packets are designed to bring up the humidity in a severely dry instrument. They're different from the standard "Maintain" packets, which are intended to keep a stable environment once it's already in a safe range. So in your case—yes, switching to the Restore version is a smart move. They’re specifically for bringing back moisture after prolonged dry exposure, which sounds like what happened to your Taylor. Swap in the Humidipak Restore packets and leave the guitar sealed in its case (ideally hard case) for about 1–2 weeks. Check every few days to feel if the fret sprout is less noticeable—don’t rush it, though. Wood takes time to rehydrate safely. Once the fingerboard swells back and the sprout resolves, switch back to Humidipak Maintain to keep things stable. Sometimes the sprout doesn’t completely go away, especially if the fretwork was tight to begin with or the wood shrunk more than usual. In that case, a tech can do a quick fret end dressing—not expensive and usually a one-time fix if you maintain proper humidity from then on.

  • submitted8 months ago

    asked bySheldon

    fromDeerfield, Illinois

    House is very dry. Regular maintain Humidipaks , 4 of them in my Taylor aero case, still keeping Taylor AD17 too dry. Installed the 4 at thanksgiving, packet are starting to stiffen up already. Will Restore Humidipaks help bring guitar back to decent level? Thanks

    House is very dry. Regular maintain Humidipaks , 4 of them in my Taylor aero case, still keeping Taylor AD17 too dry. Installed the 4 at thanksgiving, packet are starting to stiffen up already. Will Restore Humidipaks help bring guitar back to decent level? Thanks

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, they will.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byMCH

    fromSavannah

    What humidity level do these achieve?

    What humidity level do these achieve?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Please see "https://www.daddario.com/products/accessories/humidification/automatic-humidipak/humidipak-restore-kit/"