Hi Elwood - I've had really good success in the past with an ozone machine - I actually subcontracted this with a company called ServPro that specializes in restoration services. I think they are a national company, but if not, there are usually companies in even medium-sized urban areas that do smoke damage restoration. It's not all that expensive to do. Failing that, I recommend you contact Dave Swartz, RPT, who is the reigning king of all kinds of smoke & fire damage restoration for pianos. He should be in the directory. -- Scott A. Helms, Registered Piano Technician 480-818-3871 www.helmsmusic.net > Any suggestions about cleaning cigarette smoke odor from the inside of a > piano? How about spraying Odo-ban on the action and lightly on > strings/soundboard? What about using an ozone machine if one can be > found? > What say ye? > > Joy! > > Elwood > > > > Elwood Doss, Jr., M.M.E., RPT > > Piano Technician/Technical Director > > Department of Music > > 145 Fine Arts Building > > The University of Tennessee at Martin > > Martin, TN 38238 > > 731/881-1852 > > FAX: 731/881-7415 > > HOME: 731/587-5700 > > > >
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