Questions about ozone for deodorizing ???

[Paul McCloud]

Hi, Gordon:
	I met a guy in Nashville named a Jim Commander who uses a portable ozone
machine to deodorize pianos.  You can reach him at:
jim@powerpianoworks.com.  He is quite experienced with fire damage
restoration.  He also told me about an odor removing chemical, name of
which I can't remember.  Give him a try.
	Paul McCloud
	San Diego


> [Original Message]
> From: gordon stelter <lclgcnp@yahoo.com>
> To: Pianotech <pianotech@ptg.org>
> Date: 07/09/2004 6:18:47 AM
> Subject: Questions about ozone for deodorizing ???
>
> Dear list,
>      Someone here mentioned that ozone might be useful
> to nullify mouse pee stink. I have a player piano
> which was pretty badly infested, but it was a good
> one. I have rubbed and scrubbed and sanded the keys,
> but the smell has permeated them, pretty badly. I was
> thinking of building a pressure chamber to seal them
> in, and filling it up with ozone, or some other gas. 
>     Questions: Will the ozone disintegrate the plastic
> keytops? What precautions should I take for my health
> ?
>      Gordon
>
>
> 	
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