Hi Susan, Don't forget the hair drier it's important. you could touch up some curls at the same time. (Smiles) Roger. > >My concern about using fabric softener on damper felt is that the fabric >softener's anti-cling properties work mainly through attracting moisture. >That is, fabric softener is hygroscopic (isn't it?) Attracting moisture to >something that rests against piano wire doesn't seem like a good idea to >me. One of the better features of steam is that after it has evaporated, it >leaves nothing behind. > >Regards, > >Susan > >-------------------------------------------------------------- > > >> >>At 07:16 PM 01/12/98 +0000, you wrote: >>>Dear All >>> >>>I have a trade Knight to come in. The tuner says that the dampers are >>>OK However, it is 20 years old from my experience I would say that the >>>wedge dampers are going to be hard and zing. He has not budgeted for >>>new dampers which I did point out he should.... It is his customer, I >>>think he is not happy with regulating upright dampers. >>> >>>The Q have you tried Fabric Softener on damper felts and with what >>>results or steam. Getting them clean is not a problem as I can blast >>>them will 150 pounds of compressed air through a pin hole nosel, that >>>shifts most of the muck. Since this piano will be over 200 miles away >>>I don't fancy travelling down later to fix zinging notes. >>> >>>Barrie, >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>-- >>> >>>Barrie Heaton | Be Environmentally >Friendly >>>URL: http://www.uk-piano.org/ | To Your Neighbour >>>The UK Piano Page | >>>pgp key on request | HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED >>> >>Roger Jolly >>Baldwin Yamaha Piano Centre >>Saskatoon and Regina >>Saskatchewan, Canada. >>306-665-0213 >>Fax 652-0505 >> >> > Roger Jolly Baldwin Yamaha Piano Centre Saskatoon and Regina Saskatchewan, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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