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-[* black] When removing the flute from its case, be sure not to grab the body by the keys.
+[* icon_caution] Do not grab the body of the flute by its keys when removing it from the case.
[* black] Instead, grasp it by the tenon section, where you won't put stress on the springs.
[* black] Remove the head piece in a similar fashion.
- [* red] When holding the head piece try to avoid contact with the nickel-silver portion of the tenon as the sweat from your skin leaves behind acids that can eventually corrode it.
- [* orange] Also, don't grab the head piece by its lip plate. If you are wearing a ring, you could scratch the embouchure hole.
+ [* icon_caution] Avoid contact with the nickel-silver portion of the tenon when holding the head piece. The sweat from your skin leaves behind acids that can eventually corrode it.
+ [* icon_caution] Also, don't grab the head piece by its lip plate. If you are wearing a ring, you could scratch the embouchure hole.
[* icon_note] It is ok to grab the foot joint by the bottom two keys (the ones connected to the B and C rollers).