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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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Va.
Posts: 5,753
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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