What is recommended for cleaning piano keys? I don't fancy using alcohol wipes.
My keys are wood with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops
Thanks.
My keys are wood with synthetic ebony and ivory keytops
Thanks.
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Originally posted by Megan View Post
For normal cleaning I simply use a slightly damp cloth and possibly a few drops of white vinegar. However if you wish to disinfect the keys here are recommendations from Steinway:
To disinfect your piano — the keys are the most important part. Over-the-counter hydrogen peroxide available from any pharmacy, is safe for piano keys.
Dampen a cotton pad with hydrogen peroxide and use the pad to wipe down the piano keytops (back to front) between players.
Use diluted alcohol-based disinfectants, do not use bleach-based disinfectants or any product containing citrus.
If using a spray or liquid bottle, use a disposable pads or soft cloths. Put the disinfectant on the towel and not the piano.
Always follow up with a dry towel and never leave any liquids on the piano or keys.'Man know thyself' -
Thank you, Peter.
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