Re: [Harp-L] Re: THE SEXY ROCKER'S O.C.D HARP CLEANING RITUAL (Jason R)

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> Joel Fritz wrote

I'll go for the wrong way; taking all the reeds off is just a tad too drastic 
in time consumption for me.

I don't think JR was talking about taking every reed off - but rather was referring to the reed plates right? I hope! If he was talking about the individual reeds, then I agree with Joel.  

Harpdog

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> Ludo Beckers wrote: 
> > Jason R wrote: 
> > <<<> in timeconsumption for me. 
> > 
> > << If you keep your harps clean you'll avoid rust on the outside, rust on the 
> inside,<< 
> > 
> > If you do get rust, there's this horrible stuff you can use to rest your 
> plates in for awhile. It's called Coca Cola (some people apparently actually 
> drink this awfull stuff). 
> > 
> > <> > 
> > Isopropyl :-) Thanks for the lengthy description, Jason (BTW your manager 
> never got back to me). 
> > 
> > Ludo 
> > 
> 
> It may be obvious to a lot of folks, but when you use alcohol or other 
> organic solvents to clean the reeds, be sure to be sure the comb is 
> completely dry before trying out the harp. I learned this the hard way. 
> I sure remember it. 
> 
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