no more reed problems! well at least if you’re playing at home.
this machine http://www.bionaire.com/support_files/CP0260.aspx
will keep your moisture steady from 35% up to 65%.
if your reed sounds best at 60%, the machine will keep the air steady at 60% humidity
or did i forget something 
Lix, I am curious. Are you selling this stuff? Are you using this board as an advertising medium? There are hundreds of brands of room humidifiers. Why are you soliciting for this one brand? Same as for the seat cushion you advertise.
djm
not selling anything, it just does wonders for me. but i’m not aware of any other humifiers with automatic controles that keep the air moisture steady.if there’s was another make that did the same job, i would have posted that aswell. but i can’t find find any others with build in controles.
so i don’t think it’s easy to find, saving you precious time.
never worry about the weather anymore!!
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Do a search on ‘humidifier’ and you’ll find plenty of discussion.
Patrick has a few ultrasonic units listed on his webpage:
http://www.uilleannobsession.com/shop_electronics.html
The key thing to remember is not to make radical changes in humidity or temperature.
i believe my advice about the humidifier is best, because if you like 55% humidity, you can put it at 55% humidity, and it will stay at 55% humidity. no matter if you live out in the bogs of shanaheaver or over in the plains of chihuahua 
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My allergist thinks that ultrasonic humidifiers should be outlawed. He only recommends the traditional type of humidifier.
To avoid the mineral deposit “white dust”, only use distilled water, too.
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Seriously, though, there are plenty of humidifiers that let you set the amount of humidity for the room.
Not that I’m calling this spam, but we get plenty of advertising in other places where it’s not welcome. I don’t particularly like to see it here.
Dionys
Humidifiers are all well and good if you never plan to leave the room(s) in which they are operational.
But imagine the shock to your pipes if you live in a dry climate (which I’m assuming is the reason for buying/using a humidifer) and then you take the pipes out of the house for a gig or session, and the outside / ambient humidity is far less than the humidity in the house.
My $0.02.
Stay tuned,
BrianC