Which cloth would be suitable for cleaning my flute? I'm looking for a good cloth to clean the inside of my flute with, using a metal rod.
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This might be a bit thick for that...I use it to clean off the outside of my flute, which is rose gold plated. It would probably absorb enough to work, I'm just not sure if it is thin enough to get through the whole flute. I can recommend an awesome product for cleaning the inside of your flute & it doesn't require a metal rod, but it's not sold on Amazon. If you're interested, email me @ crazyflutist0804@gmail.com
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I don't know if this would work or not -- it's a good cloth, thick, but I use it more for dust and smudges on my guitars. I'm thinking a soft, bristle-type brush would be better suited for a flute, but I don't really know.
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Second one. You can buy a pad or wet Swiffer-type cloths, which I wash with dishwashing soap, add vinegar for cleaning, and reuse. It does a very good job.
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This is a real Yamaha flute, nothing wrong with it. If you want to go for a better flute, I'd recommend going to a music store to find one in the $1K range, this one didn't work out too well for me after a few months of improvement.
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Are you asking if I have used this to clean brass? The answer is no. There are cleaners specially made to clean brass. I suggest you try one of them.
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The dish cloth that I used last night was still damp this morning. This is not a concern for me as I use a clean one each day, but if you use the same dish cloth for a couple of days, I can understand a concern for bacteria growth. I often include these dish cloths as gifts and everyone loves them.
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Hi, I was using in my tambourine, it is very nice. I have only one point to say, the cable is very fragile, but for flute, I belive that you won't have problems, with my tambourine I had to shake it a lot, due this the cable broke frequently.Regards,
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It's perfect for LCD TV and any other glass or vinyl surfaces. I use them to wipe my LCD display, plasma TV, mirrors, glass, shower screens etc. To remove light dust I advise use very light to no pressure. For more serious cleaning use appropriate lubricant. Also, it's good to use special shampoo for microfiber cloths to wash them in the washing machine.
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Hi G.Have you cleaned this bronze statue? If not I would use a cleaner specifically for bronze metal first. As far as the Renaissance wax goes I highly recommend it. How often you may use it could depend on your indoor environment. But it can be used as often as you like without harm. The wax is very thin, goes on very well. It does have a bit of an odor BUT that dissipates shortly. Renaissance is the choice of museums world wide for rare & valuable items. That's why I use it.
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Well, I suppose you could use the ones that aren't meant for glass cleaning. They are very soft, but I wouldn't recommend using them for that purpose. They are wonderful cloths for cleaning without chemicals.
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Have no experience other than with silver but would think it is the air & elements that cause tarnish thus the cloth would keep moisture air et al from ur fine tools ???
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There is no specific place for a cleaning rod. In high school, I nearly ruined my instrument with a cleaning rod. I never uesd one again
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Patty, I think this would br perfect to clean soot on jewelry. Particles will come off the metal like "smoke" as it cleans. Clean with hot water only first, keep changing the dirty water, then consider doing over with a MILD soap product!
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It's safe for jewelry.....I use it on a cloth, but, then I do wash the jewelry. The product does have an unpleasant order. As for silverware, you might consider contacting the manufacturer.
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I use a microfiber cloth or any random cloth (my shirt). I've never scratched it while cleaning. However I have scratched the screen protector plenty of times on other things (slid down next to my car seat) and it actually did "heal" as promised, so don't worry about it too much.
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I've had this cloth for years and I think I may have washed it once or twice. I keep it next to my bed and use it to clean fingerprints off my tablet and phone and to clean my reading glasses. I don't like washing microfiber cloths because they seem to pick up every tiny bit of fluff. Would probably be OK if just washing microfiber but they're so small it's hard to get a full load. And I don't have it in any kind of bag, it sits on top of my glasses case within easy reach. Best screen and lens cloth I've used.
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My preference is for a softer fabric and these will work. Amazon sells the type I use for cleaning the more delicate surfaces in my house. They are super soft and typically called Micro Chamois or Lens Cloth or by similar names. These are the same type you can use for cleaning your eyeglasses. It says on the packaging that it is meant for cleaning electronics.
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Any cloth will do. I use the wet swifter mop pad. Its a lot easier to work with as you can toss it afterwards.