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[quote=Anonymous]For us too, yea, certainly no harm putting rare recorders in the dishwasher. Do you guys not wash them? I thought every parent does this at least twice a month? Especially since kids eat things in school, don’t brush their teeth and then play those recorders?

For us, Both my older girls did bite their recorders quite a bit as part of kiddy habits and maybe being nervous playing in front of the school at concerts. so we wouldn’t want my third this year to inherit one from her sisters. For $10, no fuss and I think it’s only fair the child have a new one that’s not been in someone’s else mouth.

Maybe when they get to middle school, it’s a different story. my girls moved on to clarinet. It was my sisters handed down to them but as they are older they don’t chew on it so much anymore. So we got them to share the clarinet. But we will get them new mouthpieces because it’s normal there are markings where the teeth go.

But it should be your choice. Op, ask your teacher if the school will provide a new clarinet for each kid? That should silence her. Her suggestion is ridiculous. [/quote]

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