Cleaning Saxophone Metal at Lawrence Britt blog

Cleaning Saxophone Metal. With the steps provided in this blog post, you now have the knowledge to effectively clean a tarnished saxophone. We are then going to look at how to refurbish and clean an aged or abused mouthpiece. Wash your mouthpiece with lukewarm water and mild soap every so often (monthly or so). A small piece of lead or other heavy metal is good for the weight on a swab, but you might like to cover it with some material, plastic or leather to. Never use hot or cold water on your saxophone mouthpiece, and never boil a mouthpiece. Aside from daily steps and proper storage, there are a few saxophone maintenance steps you’ll take periodically: After using your saxophone a few times, dirt, moisture, and bacteria can wear down the saxophone’s metal by getting into the screws, pads, and hinge posts. Mouthpiece cleaning is important of course, but first let’s look at how to maintain it on a regular basis in order to help prevent it from getting into such a sad state that makes refurbishment necessary. Here’s how to clean the interior of your saxophone. Remove the saxophone neck from the sax body and clean it by running a smaller cleaning cloth through the sax neck.

Wash your mouthpiece with lukewarm water and mild soap every so often (monthly or so). Aside from daily steps and proper storage, there are a few saxophone maintenance steps you’ll take periodically: After using your saxophone a few times, dirt, moisture, and bacteria can wear down the saxophone’s metal by getting into the screws, pads, and hinge posts. Remove the saxophone neck from the sax body and clean it by running a smaller cleaning cloth through the sax neck. We are then going to look at how to refurbish and clean an aged or abused mouthpiece. Here’s how to clean the interior of your saxophone. Never use hot or cold water on your saxophone mouthpiece, and never boil a mouthpiece. A small piece of lead or other heavy metal is good for the weight on a swab, but you might like to cover it with some material, plastic or leather to. With the steps provided in this blog post, you now have the knowledge to effectively clean a tarnished saxophone. Mouthpiece cleaning is important of course, but first let’s look at how to maintain it on a regular basis in order to help prevent it from getting into such a sad state that makes refurbishment necessary.

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Cleaning Saxophone Metal Never use hot or cold water on your saxophone mouthpiece, and never boil a mouthpiece. Wash your mouthpiece with lukewarm water and mild soap every so often (monthly or so). Here’s how to clean the interior of your saxophone. After using your saxophone a few times, dirt, moisture, and bacteria can wear down the saxophone’s metal by getting into the screws, pads, and hinge posts. Remove the saxophone neck from the sax body and clean it by running a smaller cleaning cloth through the sax neck. With the steps provided in this blog post, you now have the knowledge to effectively clean a tarnished saxophone. Aside from daily steps and proper storage, there are a few saxophone maintenance steps you’ll take periodically: We are then going to look at how to refurbish and clean an aged or abused mouthpiece. Mouthpiece cleaning is important of course, but first let’s look at how to maintain it on a regular basis in order to help prevent it from getting into such a sad state that makes refurbishment necessary. A small piece of lead or other heavy metal is good for the weight on a swab, but you might like to cover it with some material, plastic or leather to. Never use hot or cold water on your saxophone mouthpiece, and never boil a mouthpiece.