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Your piano is a finely crafted instrument made up of thousands of moving parts working together to create beautiful music. Like any mechanical instrument, it requires regular care and occasional maintenance to continue performing at its best. While many piano owners remember to schedule regular tuning, there are other warning signs that may indicate your piano needs professional attention. Therefore, recognising these signs early can help prevent small issues from becoming costly repairs. 1. Sticky Piano Keys Sticky piano keys are one of the most common issues experienced by piano owners. A key may move more slowly than the others,...

Where Should I Place My Piano? Purchasing a piano can be an exciting investment, whether it’s an upright for your home or a grand piano for a performance space. But, the space in which you place your piano can have a significant impact on its sound quality, as well as the tuning stability and overall lifespan of the piano.  This guide aims to cover the most important factors to consider when choosing the perfect location for your piano. Why Placement Matters The materials of the piano are primarily wood, felt, and metal, and these materials naturally expand and contract in...

How to Clean Your Piano Safely Regular piano cleaning is important to keep up the appearance and value of your piano, allowing it to function at its best performance level. Certain products need to be avoided to guarantee protection of your instrument, so try not to use the following: The Piano Keys: When cleaning the piano keys, be sure to do the following: The Piano Cabinet When cleaning this part of the piano, make sure to dust regularly to prevent build up of dust, as well as using piano-approved polish only when necessary, with a microfibre cloth. Important: It's best...