>At 07:32 PM 5/20/96 -0600, you wrote: >>>Some time ago, one of my rental pianos came back from a home where it got >>>a heavy dose of tobacco smoke. I was wondering how to get the smoke out. >>> About the same time, my Grandmother bought a car that had the same >>>problem. The dealer told her to put dryer sheets inside for a few >>>weeks. It worked. I tried it in my rental piano. It worked. I have >>>since used this method several times and so far it hasn't failed me. >>> >>>Ron Shiflet, RPT >> >>Ron, what exactly do you mean when you say "dryer sheets"?????? >> >>Tom Cobble, RPT >> >> >Gee, Tom, have you done any laundry lately? Dryer sheets are the fabric >softener sheets one uses in the dryer. Better watch out, that fabric >softener might clog the hammers--just kidding! ;-) > >Barbara Richmond, RPT >Palestine, Texas > >>Wow, Barbara, you really know how to hurt a guy. I kind of figured that dryer sheets were the above but I only wanted to be sure.. By the way, I'm a blue streak wizzard when it comes to ironing shirts.... Tom....
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