Oily Soot

[Greg Newell]

Ken and Listz,
	I have had a situation like this with a woman who's father gave her a
piano. He had many of those infenal feline creatures and the piano was
really quite pungent. I had her buy the chemical to clean it with that
was suggested by the vet. I seemed to work but I'm afraid I can't
remember the name. Has anyone tried using that new product Fabreeze?
				Greg Newell 

Ken Jankura wrote:
> 
> There is a thread on caut about smoke damage. I received a call today from
> a restoration company working at a church where the chimney backed up and
> spewed oily soot from a fuel oil furnace on everything. He wanted to know
> if I could clean the keys (primarily) and the inside(?) of two old uprights
> that the church members are attached to. I don't think so, but told him I
> would consult with my colleagues. Any thoughts? Will the action be
> necessarily adversely affected? If the smell is not bad, could they
> function as before :-) if the keys were cleaned up?
> See you in Pittsburg
> Ken Jankura
> Newburg, PA
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