I use the vacume attachment as well. Also I use the long tweezers that we usually use on a serger. One more thing...I was surprised she didn't remove her black bobbin case and clean under it. lint totally builds up under the bobbin case.
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Originally Posted by gotta-sew
(Post 5217505)
I was surprised she didn't remove her black bobbin case and clean under it. lint totally builds up under the bobbin case.
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I have never had that much lint build up. I brush mine off with every bobbin change. I would like to know what machine she has. I would have finished up with a vacuum cleaner. I change my needle before I quilt a new quilt, and save it for piecing until it starts making a plucking noise or if it gets bent. If I am home all day I usually sew most of the day.
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Ok girls I am crazy. I was watching so close when a big piece of lint came out , I blew on my screen. Geez I guess I was really involved in watching. lol
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Thank you for sharing. The video was very informative.
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Originally Posted by gotta-sew
(Post 5217505)
I use the long tweezers that we usually use on a serger. One more thing...I was surprised she didn't remove her black bobbin case and clean under it. lint totally builds up under the bobbin case.
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5217310)
I have a little attachment that fits on my vacuum cleaner hose, it's small enough to fit in most crevices in my machine and does a great job. A thoroughly cleaned mascara brush works wonders, too! I have to say, I was VERY shocked to hear her say she sews 8-10 hours a day and only changes her needle when she spring cleans - does that mean she only changes her needle once a year?!?!?!?
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Does any one know of a sewing machine repair man in Indianapolis,Indiana or Greenfield,Indiana?
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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
(Post 5217515)
I agree! I always remove mine.
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Originally Posted by jennyb
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Does any one know of a sewing machine repair man in Indianapolis,Indiana or Greenfield,Indiana?
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