Well, he is supposed to send me a list of product I could try to get in Canada to clean the wood parts, and he talked about building a tent to fumigate the action (Thermo-fogging). There were 24 pianos affected. Some of them not even worth tuning mind you. This estimate just bugs me. I whish I could just tell them to junk these. I find it stupid to spend money to repair (remove odor) pianos that are not worth tuning (some of them I've refused to tune for over 2 years). Well, who ever said that life was perfect. I guess they wer lucky. The firemen covered the pianos before putting out the fire, and since the fire was between the roof and the ceiling, most of the heat went out. The pianos were taken out very rapidly and the humidity level was brought down to 40% within 48 hrs. I still have to make an estimate of repairs for the insurance people and I don't like it at all. Marcel > -----Original Message----- > From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org]On > Behalf Of Farrell > Sent: 30 janvier, 2003 18:22 > To: Pianotech > Subject: Re: ozone chamber > > > So what does Dave say to do? > > Terry Farrell > > >
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