Henry F. Mildew

[Thomas Cole]

Vinegar sounds like a plan. I checked the archives and found one mention 
of X - 14 (contains sodium hypochlorite and comes in a spray bottle) but 
nothing about how you'd apply it to the top of a strung soundboard, 
whether it should be neutralized, etc.

I'm hesitant to experiment with the customer's piano but if anyone has 
some hands-on experience, I'd like to hear about it.

Tom Cole

John Delmore wrote:

>"chemical" friends
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>Oh, I meant friends who were "really" chemists,
>not those renegades the FBI doesn't like <G>
>(Would they really watch a bunch of piano techs?)
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>"if vinegar does the job with extra stuff"
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>Please do not mix chemicals if you don't know 
>EXACTLY whatyou're doing.  
>Even household chemicals can kill you.  
>I meant to use the vinegar and other stuff seperately.  Play safe.
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