On 11 Sep 96, Alan Rudolph Zajicek wrote: > One of our piano professors asked if it would do any damage to the > keytops if she sprayed Lysol on a rag and then wiped the germs off > of the keys. I told her that I would ask the "list". Thanks My gut reaction is that, if the keytops are ivory, she's likely to do more damage than help (based on what, I don't know -- there's a lot of stuff in Lysol!). Isn't it true that most germs die within minutes or seconds if they're exposed to open air? She'd have to be spraying the keys fairly often to proactively kill those germs. She'd probably do better to insist that students with colds skip the lesson! Ron Torrella, RPT The Piano Page Univ. of Michigan <http://www.prairienet.org/arts/ptg/homepage.htm>
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