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Softening Metal Wind Chimes

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Date: 09/16/2005 Topic: Home Improvement > Helpful Hints  
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Some chimes seem to be overpowering and much louder than you might want. To lessen the harshness of chimes, stuff a cotton ball into each end of each metal cylinder. The result will be a muted, much softer sound that might be better suited to your ears.

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By Wendee (Guest Post)
Your neighbors might appreciate it too!
Thanks for the good idea.

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