Linen

[Farrell]

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Magic tone linen indeed! Yes, for us mere mortals, a clean cut-up old =
bed sheet works quite well.

Terry Farrell

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From: "Ron Nossaman" <RNossaman@cox.net>
To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: Linen


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> >OK, I have Roger's recommended method for hammer steaming in front of =
me.
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> >Listed is 10" x 6" length of Irish linen.  Here's my question:  Does =
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> >have to be Irish linen, or can it be a good quality, rather expensive =
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> >linen, medium weight (similar I suppose to a cloth napkin) from the =
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> >store in Central Illinois?  Or are we talking lightweight like =
handkerchiefs?
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> >I've got my iron and am ready to go...........:-)
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> >
> >Barbara Richmond, RPT
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> Magic tone linen, grown on the north side of the hill. Nothing else=20
> produces dense enough smo... er, steam to work exactly right. Just the =

> flax, ma'am. But regular old anonymous "name on request"  linen or =
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> anything else works well enough, often enough, for some of us mortals. =

> Being a registered linen heathen, this possibly shouldn't be taken as =
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> definitive answer.
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> Ron N
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