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Jim Bryant (FL---------------------------------------

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<DIV>Joe&nbsp; I can help you with the sulfur (spelt 

sulphur here) problem.&nbsp; I live in a New Zealand city that is plagued 
with 

this problem in certain areas.&nbsp; I have written a comprehensive article 
that 

I can send to you as an attachment.&nbsp; Any others on the List are also 

welcome to have a copy if they give me their e-mail address.&nbsp; Brian 
Holden 

<A HREF="mailto:bholden@wave.co.nz">bholden@wave.co.nz</A>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 

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    <DIV>-----Original Message-----
From: 

    Joe &amp; Penny Goss &lt;imatunr@primenet.com&gt;
To: 

    <A HREF="mailto:pianotech@ptg.org">pianotech@ptg.org</A> 
&lt;pianotech@ptg.org&gt;
Date: 

    Sunday, 23 January 2000 14:38
Subject: sulfer 

    vapors

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    <DIV>Hi,</DIV>

    <DIV>This is a new one for me.</DIV>

    <DIV>Called to tune a Kimball console about ten 

    years old.</DIV>

    <DIV>All bass strings had a blackish green mark 

    where the hammer and damper felt contacted the string. Much darker and 
more 

    build up than I have ever seen before.</DIV>

    <DIV>In talking to the customer I believe that the 

    strings are being corroded by an extreme amount of sulfer in the drinking 

    water ( farm well ) used for a small household of six.</DIV>

    <DIV>Another problem for the piano is the wood stove 

    six feet away already causing bridge pin looseness! ARGG</DIV>

    <DIV>Any damp chase would further the corosion 

    problem if outside water were not used.</DIV>

    <DIV>The corosion is so thick on the dampers that 

    they all need to be replaced, and the crud removed from the hammers as 

    well.</DIV>

    <DIV>I see no solution to the problem untill a new 

    sulferless source of water is found.</DIV>

    <DIV>Joe Goss</DIV>

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