Scott’s Piano Key Cleaner

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After experimenting with the few key cleaners that are on the market today, I felt unsatisfied, feeling like there had to be something better.  So, I set out to make my own proprietary key cleaning product that really works!  You won't be left unsatisfied after using my product.  It cleans, disinfects, and brightens dingy & soiled piano keys with little effort, and works with both plastic and ivory keys.

🧴 Step-by-Step Directions (For Best Results)

Shake the bottle gently
Give it a quick shake to evenly mix the cleaning solution before each use.
Spray onto a microfiber cloth only
Hold the bottle about 6 inches from your cloth and spray just enough to make it moist, not dripping (6-8 sprays).

⚠️ Never spray directly on the piano keys — liquid can seep between keys and damage wood or action parts underneath.

Wipe each key individually
Starting from the back of the key (near the fallboard) and wiping forward toward the front, clean each key one by one.

Use a straight motion, not side-to-side, to avoid pushing dirt between keys.
For heavily soiled areas, re-moisten a clean section of your cloth and repeat.

Dry immediately
Use a second clean, dry microfiber cloth to buff and remove any moisture or streaks.
This keeps the keys bright and prevents residue or spotting.
Keep it safe

Store in a cool, dry place.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not use on unfinished wood or the piano’s cabinet — this cleaner is designed specifically for ivory or plastic keys.

Ingredients: Surfactant(s), Detergent(s), alcohol, water, preservatives. 
Sold in 4 oz bottles.