Re: [Harp-L] Tobacco odor removal
Like I said the other day, unfold a McDonald's napkin and loosely
wrap the item in it. Crimp the ends of the 'sausage' or put tape or a
gum band on them. Lay the whole enchilada in a chafing dish and cover
it with bicarbonate of soda. Let it sit in the sun for a day, bring
it in and let it sit another 3 days. It should be fine. In extreme
cases, use activated charcoal. I got mine from expired gas mask
filters, but you can buy it at the aquarium supply store.
smokey-joe.
On Feb 5, 2011, at 6:47 PM, Bruce K Ritter wrote:
Ok, I think I just got the SM58 that matches the chromatic harp
someone was
trying to find out how to clean, anyone have any ideas about how to
remove
the odor and residue? I'm not sure I want to take it apart, but
I'll do
what I have to. As an aside, I can hear the difference in sound
between it
and my Fireball V and it does seem to cup a lot better, which is
what I
wanted.
Bruce K Ritter
A careless word may kindle strife, a cruel word may wreck a life, a
timely
word may level stress, a loving word may heal and bless.
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