newbie question: clog/ moisture in mouthpiece what to do?

Whistle
1

now playing the generation Bb and I get clogged up after half an hour, I guess this is moisture.
then I cannot continue playing notes well (so said) what do I do about this problem?

berti

2

I usually just slurp it out, but a drop of dish soap coating the windway work pretty well

3

I usually just bang the whistle against the heel of my shoe. It seems to work. Probly not great for the instrument, though.

4

warm the whistle up first.

5
  1. Hold bottom end of whistle. Raise it over your shoulder.
  2. Point away from people. (Important) :smiley:
  3. A quick downward snap of the wrist and elbow should generate the centrifugal force necessary to eliminate most of the moisture from the whistle.
6

Don’t spit in the whistle.

7

Sling it out! Don’t be a spit slurper like illuminatus99. :laughing:

8

Get an Alba :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

9

uhm no that is not what I am after thanks…going to get a tweaked shaw later …

10

Well you always could try boring a small hole into the back of the windway inserting a length of plastic tube and run it down into a ballon in your pocket,that seams to work :sunglasses:

11

LOL maybe, but also true.

12

this works quite well actually :wink:

13

Yes, just right for incontinent whistles

14

This could be a marketing opportunity. Whistle diapers! :smiley: