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and on a more general note,
someday, when you least expect it, somebody brings along a kid - or
an analphabetic.
you should NEVER, let me repeat NEVER keep potentially dangerous
stuff in something other than the original package, and safely tucked
away. it's also the only way to make sure the package does not
detoriate from the content and has the appropriate safty closing.
if something bad happens, you'll be accountable for any damages that
might follow (any idea what a week on IC costs?) and your insurence
might not even cover it when it follows from such a stupid mistake.
Plus you might be accountable under criminal law, since keeping
dangerous fluids in an impropriate bottle could ammount to criminal
negligence (sp?).
sorry for the off-topic rant.
I never clean my strings anyway. what do I know?
WR
--- In , "Bernie Kornowicz"
<kornowicz@...> wrote:
>
> --- In , "Kim Sweeney" <sweeney@>
> wrote:
> >
> > >>From: Paul Fritz <Paul@>
> > >>Subject: Re: Re: question ?
> >
> > >>On 3/29/06 4:36 AM, Bernie Kornowiczwrote:
> >
> > >> What do you all use to clean your strings? I keep a Visine
> bottle
> > >> full of Graves 190 grain alcohol in my bass case. It really
> works
> > >> well for getting the grit out from between the windings.
> >
> >
> > >>>Hmmm... Alcohol in a Visine bottle, eh?
> > >>>Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me...
> >
> > Paul, you got that right!
> > Please LABEL that little bottle.
> > Back when I lived in Manhattan Beach,
> > A client dropped off a quart of ACETONE
> > In a 7-Up Bottle. I came in late that night,
> > Saw the 7-Up and I took a swig.
> > Luckily, I did not swallow it, but it did
> > Dislodge/Release a couple of my fillings.
> >
> > Kim "I'll drink anything" Sweeney,
> > Just hand me the Church Key...
> >
> > PS My first though was
> > "Why doesn't he just get a hip flask?"
> >
>
> It's well labeled :->
>
