To those who are wondering, Apparently her finger split open while playing. I used to have splitting fingers from test blows before we moved to a humidified environment. My solution was like Ron¹s, except I would cut a finger-wide 2² long piece of soft cloth and place it in a ³U² over my finger tip. Then wrap with tape to form a sock which could be reused for many tunings. I had socks for the three middle fingers I use in test blows. I tried cutting finger tips off a stretchy pair of gloves to make socks, but found them useless because the seams caused pain as they were right on the striking surface. Thanks to all who responded, -Mike On 1/29/07 3:02 PM, "Christopher Purdy" <purdy at ohio.edu> wrote: > I have been using non alcohol baby wipes. I'm not sure how well it disinfects > though. Works really well for cleaning and it gives me a good feeling about > avoiding germs but that might not stand up in court. > > Blood on the keys!? Probably a colorful story behind that... > > Chris > > > > > On Jan 29, 2007, at 2:32 PM, Michael Jorgensen wrote: > >> Hello, >> A pianist got blood all over the keys on our D. What would be a good >> product to sterilize them? Isopropyl alcohol removes black from sharps and >> Cory cleaner doesn't say it disinfects. >> -Mike Jorgensen >> >> > > > > Christopher D. Purdy R.P.T. > > School of Music, Ohio University > > Rm. 311, Robt. Glidden Hall > > Athens, OH 45701 > > Office (740) 593-1656 > > Cell (740) 590-3842 > > fax (740) 593-1429 > > http://www.ohiou.edu/music > > > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/20070130/900dabaf/attachment.html
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