Katherine's Tarnish-B-Gone Anti-Tarnish strips
Katherine's Tarnish-B-Gone Anti-Tarnish strips
2 strips for just a buck! Each one lasts at least 12 months!
Let's talk about why tarnish happens to clarinets. (TL;DR: Mouthpieces = Sulfur = Tarnish.)
But read on for my 60-second chemistry lesson:
Mouthpieces are made of hard rubber. Vulcanization is the chemical process that converts natural rubber and other polydiene elastomers into cross-linked polymers. The most common vulcanization agent is...you guessed it sulfur. Tarnish is a product of a chemical reaction between a metal and a nonmetal compound, especially sulfur dioxide. Sulfur Dioxide is that "rotten egg" smell — put your mouthpiece in a sealed bag for a day or so, and then open it by your nose and you'll immediately recognize the smell.
These 2x7 inch (5x28 cm) strips react with and permanently neutralize the Sulfur Dioxide in your case before it can tarnish the nickel, silver, or brass plating on your beautiful instrument—FOR A FULL YEAR!
50¢ apiece? How can you afford not to pick up a couple?
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These anti-tarnish strips for use with silver or silver-plated instruments work very well. I actually bought them for use with silver and silver-plated flutes, not a clarinet (mine has nickel silver keys). They are available at hardware stores at a much higher price - Earspasm is the best place to buy these strips. (I hope Michael doesn't read this and then raise the price😁)
Brought new life back to my old clarinet!
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I’ve been keeping these strips in my clarinet cases (five) and my keys have no signs of tarnishing whatsoever. Magic?
My 60 year old R13 with nickel plated keys used to tarnish so easily that I was eager to find a method to avoid using abrasive cleaners frequently. Since purchasing Katherine's Tarnish-B-Gone strips over a year ago, I have never had to do more than lightly wipe down the keys after each practice session with a microfiber cloth before putting the clarinet in its case with the anti-tarnish strip inside. The keys remain lustrous and more beautiful than ever because of Katherine's Tarnish-B-Gone Anti-Tarnish strips.