Cleaning the bobbin area
07-17-2016, 05:15 PM
#41
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On my first machine, it isn't hard to clean, and no danger of my messing it up. There is that danger on the Featherweight.
So, on the first machine, I don't really have a se schedule. So,I clean it about every 3 weeks, if I am doing a of sewing. On the featherweight, I can tell when it needs cleaning and oiled; it sort of "tells me" the way it is sewing.
Mariah
So, on the first machine, I don't really have a se schedule. So,I clean it about every 3 weeks, if I am doing a of sewing. On the featherweight, I can tell when it needs cleaning and oiled; it sort of "tells me" the way it is sewing.
Mariah
07-18-2016, 01:45 PM
#42
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Originally Posted by Mariah
On my first machine, it isn't hard to clean, and no danger of my messing it up. There is that danger on the Featherweight.
So, on the first machine, I don't really have a se schedule. So,I clean it about every 3 weeks, if I am doing a of sewing. On the featherweight, I can tell when it needs cleaning and oiled; it sort of "tells me" the way it is sewing.
Mariah
So, on the first machine, I don't really have a se schedule. So,I clean it about every 3 weeks, if I am doing a of sewing. On the featherweight, I can tell when it needs cleaning and oiled; it sort of "tells me" the way it is sewing.
Mariah
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