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    When my dealer started selling Organ needles, I tried them and found no discernible difference from Schmetz. I now use whatever my fingers light upon when changing the needle. I shop for price....bargain hunting is an old family tradition!

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    I use all kinds of brand machine needles. the schmetz seem to stay sharper longer, less barbs.
    If life gives you lemons, make a margarita.

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    I buy Organ needles in bulk and use them on all my machines. I've never had a problem with them. I've used Schmetz and other expensive needles and I really can't tell any difference.
    "I've always been crazy, but it's kept me from going insane!"
    Valarie

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    Thank you for your comments, I think I will give them a try.
    Sewbeadit
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    I. daughter & friend all use organneedles. We have4 sstyles embroidery machines & use the titantium. Plus assorted brands of machines. Janome, Brother, Singer New home & elna & they work fine. We uses all sizes & ball points.

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