Mold On Saxophone Reeds at Michelle Owen blog

Mold On Saxophone Reeds. To clean mold out of a saxophone, you will need white vinegar, water, a toothbrush, and a soft cloth. Honestly though, if you're getting fluffy white mold on your reed after a single day, you may need to look into your own mouth hygiene. Reed cases have these holes in them for air flow, but if you have an airtight case, it becomes a perfect environment for mold. Rinse and dry your reeds after playing and store them in a reed holder. I noticed black / grey gunk growing on my reed, and i googled a bit and found it was mold. I just run my reed. So if don’t like moldy reeds, try storing your reeds in an outer. Have you been leaving it on the mouthpiece? I also get moldy reeds if they stay wet overnight (especially with those plastic reed cases that hold 10 reeds). The traditional method is to use reed rush, fine sand paper or a very sharp blade to gradually remove material from the top of the reed. First, mix equal parts white vinegar and water in a bowl. I figured i could fix it up by soaking my reed in hydrogen.

I figured i could fix it up by soaking my reed in hydrogen. To clean mold out of a saxophone, you will need white vinegar, water, a toothbrush, and a soft cloth. First, mix equal parts white vinegar and water in a bowl. Rinse and dry your reeds after playing and store them in a reed holder. I just run my reed. I also get moldy reeds if they stay wet overnight (especially with those plastic reed cases that hold 10 reeds). I noticed black / grey gunk growing on my reed, and i googled a bit and found it was mold. Reed cases have these holes in them for air flow, but if you have an airtight case, it becomes a perfect environment for mold. Have you been leaving it on the mouthpiece? Honestly though, if you're getting fluffy white mold on your reed after a single day, you may need to look into your own mouth hygiene.

These reeds are molding on the bottom after sitting in a case for 20

Mold On Saxophone Reeds I just run my reed. The traditional method is to use reed rush, fine sand paper or a very sharp blade to gradually remove material from the top of the reed. I figured i could fix it up by soaking my reed in hydrogen. So if don’t like moldy reeds, try storing your reeds in an outer. I also get moldy reeds if they stay wet overnight (especially with those plastic reed cases that hold 10 reeds). To clean mold out of a saxophone, you will need white vinegar, water, a toothbrush, and a soft cloth. I just run my reed. Reed cases have these holes in them for air flow, but if you have an airtight case, it becomes a perfect environment for mold. Honestly though, if you're getting fluffy white mold on your reed after a single day, you may need to look into your own mouth hygiene. I noticed black / grey gunk growing on my reed, and i googled a bit and found it was mold. First, mix equal parts white vinegar and water in a bowl. Have you been leaving it on the mouthpiece? Rinse and dry your reeds after playing and store them in a reed holder.