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I saw that the other day. Had to rewind and play it again. Very cool!

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Thank you Kevin!

Im all my “googling” around, I have never come across those videos. Very nice!
Perhaps a little too advanced for me at this time, but I will save for later.
Thank you 🙂

Teresa

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Ah, perfect. I will look for that.
Thank you Daren!

🙂

Teresa

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Thank you for the link Alan!

I really want to do this now. It’s totally weird to me to think of giving an instrument a bath, but of course the only instruments I’ve ever played before have been piano and guitar…
After googling around a little, I did find others soaking/rinsing wind instruments, I guess I just never thought about it.
Thanks,

Teresa

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Melodica-Me: I will do that, thank you. 🙂

Lowboy: That is exactly what I wanted to know, if certain models were harder to safely open than others. I just don’t want to do irreparable damage to it.
I am currently waiting for the baking soda to take effect, but if that does not work, maybe it would be better just to soak and rinse?
I will go and read all the other posts now.
Thank you both very much! 🙂

Teresa

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Thank you for your reply!
I have it in a bag with baking soda right now, I hope that will help, but I think the thing that bothers me is not knowing what’s inside. Who knows what could be lurking inside? Mold? I may still open it up and take a look.
I will not however, be putting it in the dishwasher. 🙂

Thanks,

Teresa

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