Oh gosh Norm, now you make me feel like a weenie. I found zero dead bodies in my subject piano - just the evidence they were there.... YUK! Please don't tell me you did not run from the piano you describe! Terry Farrell On Mar 26, 2010, at 12:24 AM, Norm Barrett wrote: > This subject has come up before and I have been in a situation I > probably should have refused. The odor was terrible as I entered the > door and when I opened the top cover, I said "You know that you have > had mice in here?" The answer was yes and we put out poison. Well > it had worked I retrieved around 17 dead mice from that piano and I > wish that I had known then about what I now have in an Ultra Violet > Light Wand. UV-C light kills bacteria, viruses, fungi and mold. It > even deodorizes the area. > There is no doubt in my mind that this would at least make the > piano much safer to work on. If anyone has any experience with this > their thoughts would be welcome. > > Norm Barrett > > On 3/25/2010 5:27 PM, Terry Farrell wrote: >> Have any of your folks ever refused to work on a piano in someone's >> home that had lots of rodent droppings and urine in it - all over >> the keys, keybed, etc. >> >>
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