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Re: Tarnished Keys

Author: Gordon (NZ)
Date: 2009-08-14 01:40

One possibility is to keep the mouthpiece inside a cloth impregnated with silver, so that the mouthpiece vapours are consumed in a reaction with this silver, before the vapours can gain contact with the silver on your clarinet.

http://www.silverguard.com/c-6-pacific-silvercloth.aspx

It sounds good in theory.

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