Coronavirus and flutes
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Re: Coronavirus and flutes
I have one of the original M&E polymer flutes. I don't know if they were delrin way back when they were first introduced. It has no cork, no rings and a metal slide. After using it as a car flute for a couple of years I ran it through the dishwasher. The material went from a pure black to a grey. But I didn't worry about it too much. I still have around and use it now and then.
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Re: Coronavirus and flutes
"Dear Messrs. Firth, Hall and Pond...." (Oh, never mind)Casey Burns wrote:Check with your flutemaker first to see what they recommend.
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Re: Coronavirus and flutes
ebonite maybebusterbill wrote:I have one of the original M&E polymer flutes. I don't know if they were delrin way back when they were first introduced. It has no cork, no rings and a metal slide. After using it as a car flute for a couple of years I ran it through the dishwasher. The material went from a pure black to a grey. But I didn't worry about it too much. I still have around and use it now and then.
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