[Harp-L] Re: "used" harp/what to do to sanitize?
Hi JP: I own a couple of "pre-owned" harmonicas as well and used Rubbing
Alcohol on a clean cloth, getting into the nooks and crannies with a clean
(reserved for that purpose) toothbrush and using wooden toothpicks also
dipped in the alcohol where necessary. It's wonderful on the metal surfaces
but I'm wondering now if I should forego using it on the wooden combs even
though I'm very careful and use it very sparingly there: just wipe-downs --
no soaking? I can easily switch to something like Listerine instead.
Elizabeth
"think about it people - you don't chew on a harp, you don't use it to
excavate holes in your gums, you don't brush your teeth with it - you just put it
to your
lips and blow in and out. whatever's on it, unless we're talking serious
crusty
goop from years of use, should be totally water soluble. a sealed wood comb
or a plastic comb shouldn't, as far as i know, "absorb" any germs, they
should
just wash off. if you really need to disinfect it, i think the best
answer's been given already - a little mouthwash. very little.
--Jp"
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