When do you give your baby a thorough cleaning?
I could lie and say I'm very consistent, but truth-be-told I don't dust and
clean as often as I should.
A number of years ago a sewing friend gave me this idea....I've pretty much used it since:
Separate them into groups of four. After going through four bobbins, stop, dust your machine and change your rotary blades.
If I was smart, this is what I'd do every four bobbins...but, I'm lazy.
Yesterday the ring was completely empty so decided to give my machine and the Studio a Spa Day.
First I wound 16 bobbins; then thoroughly dusted the inside of my Miss Millie*;
then dusted my sewing table and all the doodads that sit on my sewing table.
I use these lint-free swabs from Muppins.
Swabs HERE
After cleaning the sewing area, I moved on to the cutting table. Cleaned off all the discarded fabric scraps; used a pink eraser to clean the cutting mats and finally changed the rotary blades. Dull blades, bent pins and broken needles are deposited into a Sharps Container.
*Do you name your sewing machines? I name my sewing machines AND my Ukuleles.
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