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DebJ 07-02-2009 08:57 PM

:cry: The moisture from your breath gets in there, & that's not good, it Bad! Do I need to Sew More, I've a Janome 3022? I hope that is a YES! :lol:

cutebuns 07-03-2009 12:22 AM

I think we all need to sew more, whether we sew on a janome or not.

Connie1948 07-03-2009 04:28 AM

With every bobbin change I give my machine a de-linting and lite oiling.
I live in the desert where it is very dry.
I change my needle with every new prpject or every 8 hours of sewing time. I also hear at my annaul check-up that I take excellent care of my machine. Also never pull your tread out from your machine backwards. Always clip and pull through your needle in the direction it feeds when sewing. A little waste is better than tension problems later.
Connie

jojo47 07-03-2009 08:35 PM

'Sew more', huh? Sounds like a plan to me! We're all looking forward to seeing pics...!

jojo47 07-03-2009 08:45 PM

Yes, the Janomes are awesome machines. I have a New Home Memory Craft 6000 (they were called that before taking on the Janome name) that I used for over 20 years, and it began acting up and not doing what I needed it to do, but I sewed many a garment ( and lots of prom dresses) with it, as well as quilting. I would have traded it in on another Janome, but the only dealership is over an hour away, so I purchased Pfaff Expressions. I do like it, but I think if I could get the Mc 6000 to a licensed dealer, I'd have it gone over and probable use it again...or give it to my daughter, if she is interested.

GailG 07-04-2009 04:35 AM


Originally Posted by Connie1948
With every bobbin change I give my machine a de-linting and lite oiling.
I live in the desert where it is very dry.
I change my needle with every new prpject or every 8 hours of sewing time. I also hear at my annaul check-up that I take excellent care of my machine. Also never pull your tread out from your machine backwards. Always clip and pull through your needle in the direction it feeds when sewing. A little waste is better than tension problems later.
Connie

AAACKK!! Didn't know that! Thanks for sharing.

Esqmommy 07-04-2009 06:11 AM


Originally Posted by Esqmommy

Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
My tech told me that he can tell I don't blow into my machine (which you should never do).

I'm a fanatic about keeping it clean too. :lol:

oh no, really!!??? I do it all the time. What goes wrong when you do that??

Lord knows I have enough hot air coming out of my mouth - better stop sending all that humidity into my machine.


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