>I do not have first hand evidence of this, but was told by the company >that handled the smoke and fire damage to the house and furnishings from >my last smoke damaged piano job that the ozone will attack rubber. If >this is true, it is surely a small price to pay for the benefits of >ridding the piano of all remnants of the odor. > >So what if a few rubber buttons get gummy? > >Mark Potter Right on, Mark. Ozone attacks rubber 'cause it's organic, but it's a real slow process. Maybe that's why our cars have their wheels under the body!! Just jokin', but you're right! John Lillico, RPT Oakville, Ontario
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