[CAUT] Disinfecting Keys

[Paul T Williams]

Mike and all,

I've just started using Lysol sanitizing wipes.  No Isopropyl.  Its' 
active ingredients are: Alkyl (50% C-14, 40% C-12, and 10% C16) / Dimethyl 
Benzyl, and Ammonium Chlorides. It doesn't say what the 99.68% inert 
ingredients are, but I'm guessing it's mostly water.  I've used it on 
several practice rooms and hve had no "ill" effects...and it leaves a nice 
citrus scent!

Anyone else used this product?

Paul



Christopher Purdy <purdy at ohio.edu> 
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I have been using non alcohol baby wipes.  I'm not sure how well it 
disinfects though.  Works really well for cleaning and it gives me a good 
feeling about avoiding germs but that might not stand up in court.

Blood on the keys!?  Probably a colorful story behind that...

Chris




On Jan 29, 2007, at 2:32 PM, Michael Jorgensen wrote:

Hello,
    A pianist got blood all over the keys on our D.  What would be a good
product to sterilize them?   Isopropyl alcohol removes black from sharps 
and
Cory cleaner doesn't say it disinfects.
-Mike Jorgensen


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