Vaccuum ideas?
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yes I have a Raccar ,bought $59.95, it just for my machines, came with the kit for the machines. works great light weight. I have 3 main machines sewing , embroidery and long arm quilting. they are much happier machines now.
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I purchased a small vaccum from the Cotton Shop and it works great , it is a Fuller micro vac. Works great and was on sale for 15.00. It's been a couple years, but I think the regular price was only 25.00 at the time.
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I also have the vacuum from Nancy's Notions. I love it! It has really good suction and gets out dust and threads i can't reach with my brush. I use it about every three bobbin changes and always brush out the bobbin area for every bobbin change. My daughter saw me using this little yellow vac and was very impressed, so i bought her one for Christmas.
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I AGREE !!!! And that is the truth for me too !!!
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I have the small kit that attaches to the vacuum, but recently I just take the machine apart and blow it
all out with a compressor. Then give it a bit of oil and put it back together.
I have the Elna Pro Quilting Queen 7300.
I watched the sewing machine guy when he cleaned my machine and decided I could do that myself
and save a few bucks.
all out with a compressor. Then give it a bit of oil and put it back together.
I have the Elna Pro Quilting Queen 7300.
I watched the sewing machine guy when he cleaned my machine and decided I could do that myself
and save a few bucks.
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This is the shop vac, http://www.walmart.com/ip/Vacmaster-...ingMethod=p13n
and these are the tools: http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...achment+kit.do
and I am all set, for the next cleaning on my machine : ) So thanks so much GailG for the Shop Vac suggestion.
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