OMG! If you use caned air, look at this link....
01-21-2012, 10:04 AM
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I use the canned air but My machine gets cleaned regularly and it has NEVER looked like that.. But it goes in to get cleaned and serviced often..
That pic was really gross.. Yuck..
That pic was really gross.. Yuck..
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01-21-2012, 12:16 PM
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My last job was sewing in a small shop. We had old industrial machines, and 2 old home machines of mine. We used canned air constantly with no problem.
Our repairman, and owner of a sewing machine company, also used it.
Since we were sewing constantly, we'd blow the machines out often, as needed. I would also regularly lift the machine bodies, and blow them off from below. So, I am not afraid of canned air. But, I also did regular maintenance and cleaning of each machine.
None but none of these machines are electronic.
Our repairman, and owner of a sewing machine company, also used it.
Since we were sewing constantly, we'd blow the machines out often, as needed. I would also regularly lift the machine bodies, and blow them off from below. So, I am not afraid of canned air. But, I also did regular maintenance and cleaning of each machine.
None but none of these machines are electronic.
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