As I'm sitting here reading these posts on termites and it occurs to me that you had better be very careful using whatever fumigating materials you can think of. These substances can sometimes be corrosive and you may wind up curing a problem while creating another. The last thing you need is to return to the piano six months later and find that the strings are completely rusted, or the bass windings are black and gooy, or felts are rotting, or whatever. Chemicals can often react in ways never anticipated. Just a thought. Rob Goodale, RPT University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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