Do you vacuum out your machine?
#61
I wouldn't "Blow" any air into a machine since it can get lodged in places that can cause it to get jammed. I know you can get little vacuums for computers and I think they would work for machines too. That is on my list for the future.
#67
Originally Posted by Eddie
I use a smaller sized shopvac and a small paintbrush to loosen stuff up while holder the hose end over it. Works great.
Very nice!!
Linda
#68
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On computer keyboard and sewing machine I use a long, curved eyelash brush. It gets masses of stuff when I can twirl it around. On the keyboard it gets clouds of white Persian hair because a certain cat walks back and forth in front of me when I'm on the computer, crying for attention and tries to do the same when I'm sewing.
I can pull out threads and hairs from the sewing machine and it gets pretty far back down there. I think I'll try to see if the bottom will come off, never thought of that before.
I can pull out threads and hairs from the sewing machine and it gets pretty far back down there. I think I'll try to see if the bottom will come off, never thought of that before.
#69
Originally Posted by KathyAire
I have the micro vacuum attachment kit and it fits on my regular vacuum cleaner. Looks like this.
http://www.buy.com/prod/vacuum-micro...210885554.html
http://www.buy.com/prod/vacuum-micro...210885554.html
#70
Originally Posted by KathyAire
I have the micro vacuum attachment kit and it fits on my regular vacuum cleaner. Looks like this.
http://www.buy.com/prod/vacuum-micro...210885554.html
http://www.buy.com/prod/vacuum-micro...210885554.html
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