So I was poking around a site advising on the cleaning and care of a piano's finish,<br>and along with the usual "keep out of direct sunlight" and such, they gave the advice<br>of cleaning piano keys with fresh milk. I thought this must be a typo, so I googled it
<br>and found that indeed, many places are offering this advice. <br><br>I've been able to trace this advice as far back as housekeeping advice in the 1930's.<br><br>Does this seriously seem like a good idea?? First of all, I would think that no matter
<br>how careful you are, some of the milk in going to seep into the wood at the edge of<br>the keytop, and multiplied by 88, I can imagine some serious odor issues. <br><br>Schubert to the smell of sour milk anyone? No? <br>
<br>And besides that disturbing possibility I am left with the fact that I cant imagine any<br>real cleaning properties of milk over soap and water.<br><br><br>Count me baffled.<br><br><br> [k]<br> u<br> r<br> t
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