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  • #106535
    kay-lister
    Member

    Don’t worry, this is NOT a “Doe” question.

    #106536
    rod-wagoner
    Participant

    Kay, do you leave the harp at the resturant?

    #106537
    kay-lister
    Member

    Rod, No I haven’t started

    #106538
    Jessica A
    Participant

    Who cares?

    #106539
    Tacye
    Participant

    In my experience of ‘smoked’ harps they absorb far less smell than clothes and the smell dissipates by itself faster than it does from clothing.

    #106540
    catherine-rogers
    Participant

    When I played in restaurants, I didn’t notice the harp absorbing any odors. I did play on two harps which stayed for years in restaurants and did pick up a slight coating of grease on the strings from exposure (for many years) to that in the air, even though they weren’t near the kitchen. It wasn’t hard to get rid of, according to the owners.

    Fortunately most restaurants don’t permit smoking anymore, so that won’t be a problem. I’ve seen harps that had an orange tinge from years of exposure to nicotine in the air. Same thing happens to the walls and furniture in the smoker’s home.

    #106541

    The most lingering smells on harps I’ve noticed are from perfumes and hair treatments. Oh, you gave me a chuckle, that was the funniest thread, I think, outrageous. (I know who John Doe is, by the way. And Jane.)

    #106542
    Maria Myers
    Participant

    Saul,

    If you know who they are, you rascal, then why haven’t you told us!

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