Anti Condensation Fluid For Low and High Whistles: You Can Make Your Own

First, thank you all for providing wonderful comments, suggestions, information, and questions in the comments and through email. Please keep that up as it helps our community of folks learning to play the whistle.
Also, one of our members gave me better information on how to make your own anti-condensation fluid. I describe that in this video.
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00:00 Introduction
00:08 Thank You!
00:42 Make Your Own Anti-Condensation Fluid
03:15 Conclusion
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[@BB-pn2qv]

Yay, DIY solution!

[@LowDWhistle]

Indeed. Almost always the best option.

[@BB-pn2qv]

I use this same solution actually for flow improver for painting miniatures, I already have some mixed for that, will give it a shot

[@LowDWhistle]

That makes perfect sense. Great idea!

[@orraman5427]

Forget going out to buy an eyedropper, you can simply use the outer shell of a disposable BIC pen. Just dip the tube in the detergent and put your finger over the end, the small hole in the side of the pen lets air in very slowly and the detergent drips out the end of the tube. The thicker the detergent the slower the drops form.

[@LowDWhistle]

That is brilliant! Thanks for saying.