Dr listons DR-RPR-150 REMARKABLE PIANO REMEDY

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ABOUT THE PRODUCT

Dr. Liston’s Remarkable Piano Remedy is a versatile cleaner specially designed for the care of pianos and keyboards. Its silicone- and wax-free formula effectively cleans all surfaces of the instrument, including the keys, while preserving their original finish.

Biodegradable and pH-neutral, it easily removes fingerprints, grease, dust, sweat, and other dirt without leaving any residue. Matte finishes retain their matte appearance, while glossy finishes maintain their shine. The ideal solution for keeping your piano or keyboard clean and in perfect condition.

Directions for Use

Spray a fine mist of the product onto a soft, lint-free cloth. Gently clean the surface of the piano or keyboard, then let it sit for a few seconds. Then wipe with a clean, dry section of the cloth using circular motions to achieve a clean, streak-free finish.

For best results:

Use Dr. Liston’s Remarkable Cloth for cleaning.
Use Dr. Liston’s Remarkable Brush to remove dust from hard-to-reach areas and between the keys.

FEATURES
All-purpose cleaner for pianos and keyboards
Volume: 150 ml
Multifunctional formula
Suitable for cleaning the cabinet and keys
Removes:
Fingerprints
Grease
Dust
Perspiration
Oils
Alcohol residue
Dirt
Silicone-free
Wax-free
Biodegradable
pH-neutral
Preserves matte finishes
Preserves the shine of glossy finishes
Compatible with all piano and keyboard surfaces and keys
Euroguitar Reference : 123837
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