We Mean Clean! French Horn

This video was developed by the We Mean Clean project task force for use by music educators and student musicians across Texas. These resources are intended to be helpful in response to COVID-19 concerns and general instrument hygiene practices.
Visit tcpah.unt.edu/covid-19 to find more instrument hygiene resources developed by the We Mean Clean project.
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We Mean Clean Project Taskforce:
Texas Center for Performing Arts Health
UNT-HSC School of Public Health
Denton Independent School District
UNT College of Music Instrument Repair
UNT Mayborn School of Journalism
UNT College of Engineering
UNT Texas Academy of Math and Sciences
NIH National Network of Libraries of Medicine
Center for Disease Control
This project has been supported in part or in full by Federal funds through the National Library of Medicine of the National Institutes of Health under award number UG4LM012345 with the University of North Texas Health Science Center. The content is the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.

[@nolimitsnuttbusts4u]

No washing the Horn with a rag to get all the smudge off it? Gotta scrub it too.

[@thenamed8625]

These Are Terrible Tips For Cleaning Frenchorn

[@shadowghost9567]

says the one with the fortnite pfp

[@thenamed8625]

@@shadowghost9567 What you talking about Mr. M&M

[@jascharadziewski3803]

Why are they terrible tips?