Don, DO NOT TOUCH the dust. What ever you do. It smears and becomes extremely difficult to remove. Also, the more you walk around on the floor it becomes impossible. I remember the crew used triple filtered vacuums and special cleaners. I was lucky in that most of the dust went on the case. Mine was in the concert D. Immediately call in a professional clean-up crew. Check with your campus safety department, maintenance, etc. There are some names in PTG that I would recommend. Dave Swartz from Minneapolis for one. This is a job for a PROFESSIONAL. Joel On May 2, 2005, at 9:18 AM, Don McKechnie wrote: > List, > > Over the weekend some idiots broke into a piano faculty studio and > discharged a fire extinguisher all over the room. Of course, the dust > is all over and in the pianos. While I understand the chemical is > considered and irritant to humans, I wonder what it will do to the > piano in the long run after clean up. Any experience out there with > this kind of situation? > > Thanks, > Don McKechnie > _______________________________________________ > caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > > Joel A. Jones Institute Director Kansas City, HOME June 15 - 19, 2005 608 833 1488
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