
Things current
piano owners would like to know
Most piano tuners say to tune
your piano at least twice a year. The strings of a piano put 2
tons of pressure on the parts of the piano. Regardless of if you
play it or not, a piano will go out of tune if you don't have it
tuned for several years. Changes in temperature and humidity
will do more to put a piano out of tune than anything else.
A used piano in showroom floor
condition sells for half of what you can buy a new one for. To
meet showroom floor condition a piano has to
- Be tuned every year of its
life
- Have no scratches or dings
- Have no faults in the
interior (broken strings, cracked soundboard, etc.)
Anything that doesn't fit the
description of "showroom floor condition" will subtract price
value from the piano.
If your piano has a high gloss
finish, use a high gloss piano polish found in our store. If
your piano has a satin finish, use a satin finish polish. Do
not use Pledge or Endust! You can clean the keys with any
glass cleaner.
Never move a piano yourself.
Always have professional piano movers do the job. A furniture
moving company most likely isn't insured and/or capable of
moving your piano properly. Moving a piano is a precise
operation and you need to have professionals do it.

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