RE: RE: [Harp-L] "used" harp/what to do to sanitize?

["David R. Fertig" <dfertig@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey, when I give harps to friends' kids, it's not always seen (or heard!) 
as a nice thing to do to the parents.  But I still give 'em.  And  not 
junk, nor blown out harps, either (and I clean 'em first.)    Got to start 
those kids out right!

But buying "used harps" ?  Is it worth the shipping cost?  Spend a little 
more and get good and new.

-Dave

At 11:29 AM 12/15/2004, Eric Neumann wrote:
> >-----Original Message-----
>  Garry Hodgson wrote:
> >i'm glad i didn't read your post until *after* lunch.
>
> That depends on where you live I guess.
>
> Anyway - the REST of the story.. (nod to Paul Harvey, who I am sure
> knows what a harmonica is at least)
>
> I had a very large tremelo harp that has a colorful baby proof case,
> made of soft plastic, that she can use anytime she comes over now. It's
> also very rinsable. Suffice that I made it clear to all which harp is
> hers.
>
> If she hangs around long enough I might teach her a shuffle or two.
>
> My appologies to all, for the indigestion caused by my previous missive.
>
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