Bleach

CHRIS GREGG cgregg@cadvision.com
Sun, 14 Jan 1996 19:02:41 -0700


>Hi-
>
>I'm a confirmed lurker making her first post.  I've never heard a rationale
>about why one could not use a small amount of chlorine bleach in the tank of
>a humidifier to decrease the scum that grows there.  I know there is a
>Dampp-chaser product for this but haven't tried it.  And everyone has bleach.
> Thanks in advance for the input.
>
>Addicted to pianotech,
>Kathy Hodge, RPT
>Yakima, WA
>
Be careful, some of the humidifier agents sold commercially for killing
algae in the water will actually create a chemical reaction with the steel
parts in the piano.  I have seen it cause  the strings to be covered in a
white dust.  I am not sure if it is corrosive or not.   I believe that Dampp
Chaser has some information about this.


Chris Gregg RPT




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