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Re: Clarinet Pad Saver

Author: ron b  Date:   2004-03-01 18:25 Pad savers work very well, by absorbing mositure, IF you keep them CLEAN. Most music store assistants will not tell you this when you purchase a pad saver, most likely because they don't know. As pad savers collect (even a little) dirt, oil, and other deposits, they become less and less efficient at picking up moisture. Wash them every month or so in warm water and some dish soap (Dawn, Joy, etc.), then rinse well and dry thoroughly. You can use a blow dryer if you like. If you can see little streaks of moisture in the bore after running a pad saver in and out of it, it's time to give your pad saver a bath - rn b -

Topics	Author	Date
Clarinet Pad Saver  new	atl4413	2004-03-01 14:37
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver	ron b	2004-03-01 18:25
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	Henry	2004-03-01 18:32
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	GBK	2004-03-01 19:07
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	David Spiegelthal	2004-03-01 19:48
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	sfalexi	2004-03-01 19:53
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	David Spiegelthal	2004-03-01 20:06
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	sfalexi	2004-03-01 20:11
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	GBK	2004-03-01 20:12
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	hans	2004-03-01 21:13
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	ron b	2004-03-01 21:18
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	Gordon (NZ)	2004-03-02 00:38
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	BobD	2004-03-02 15:41
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	atl4413	2004-03-03 15:04
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	cujo	2004-03-03 16:36
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	hans	2004-03-03 17:26
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	David Spiegelthal	2004-03-03 18:22
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	Ken Shaw	2004-03-03 20:03
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	cujo	2004-03-03 20:31
Re: Clarinet Pad Saver  new	Gordon (NZ)	2004-03-03 20:40

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