slimfeather

Severak weeks ago I read on this site of a woman who had a childs' Singer Machine and it got me to thinking that
I knew I had my Mothers 1914 and also my Mother-in-laws' 1910. I got them off the top of the cupboard and they are in real need of TLC. Can these be taken apart and cleaned in any way? What is the best products to use to clean and shine them up. The wheel goes round on both, but they have a little rust and etc. from sitting on top of my cupboard and being out in the air. I do have extra needles for them, but want to clean them up before inserting a new needle. I also am missing the c-clamp from the l910. Any information you experts can give me will be greatly appreciated.
I do not usually post but I do read the posts.

SteveH

then you KNOW how much we like pictures...

but until then, read the "sticky" post at the begging of the list on how to clean up old machines, most of the info is there

GreyQ

What a delight to have these treasures from your family's past! Steve is right that the videos & help on the QB - vintage & antique enthusiasts forum home page has a wealth of information. Best wishes on cleaning them up and enjoying them.