Whole room humidity control better than Dampp Chaser. ( Right?)

[Ron Nossaman]

> As it's been stated here 1000's of times, *there is a proper way and a 
> wrong way to use anything*. 

And as is in evidence here and everywhere else you look, there 
is considerable disagreement as to which is which.


>Come on now...........do you think anyone 
> would be that stupid as to "blast the mist right into the piano"! 

Absolutely - without a shadow of a doubt. And not just any 
"one" person. It wouldn't occur to a significant portion of 
the population, many of whom have their pianos sitting in 
direct sunlight, too hot to lay a hand on comfortably, that it 
could possibly be a problem.


>It's 
> the technicians job to instruct the client on the proper use of any 
> equipment you install or recommend that they use.
>  
> Al Guecia

Al, you can't legislate good sense. It's been tried many 
times. Days of detailed instruction and direction will still 
produce a situation and effect you hadn't anticipated, or 
considered to be too insultingly obvious to mention. I lost 
count long ago of the number of uncontrolled heater rods I 
have removed from pianos, put there by highly trained techs 
and dealers when, at the time, it seemed like a good idea.

Ron N