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• For cleaning, try using soft fabrics, dust cleaners and stiff brushes like lint brushes or toothbrushes. You want to make sure that you can reach small spaces within the sewing machine without damaging it. Cleaning is an important step to take before lubricating the inside of the machine with sewing machine oil.
• Before starting, ensure that all additional machine parts and materials are removed to prevent them from getting in the way. Excess thread, the stitching plate, needles and hooks should be removed, ensuring the machine is disconnected from a power source.
• Using compressed air, blow away dust and lint from inside the machine. It s important that small pieces of dirt and debris are removed before lubrication, as this will mix with sewing machine oil and remain behind. When using compressed air, hold the can at a distance of around 6 inches/15 cm from the components you are cleaning, at a shallow angle that will blow dirt away from the machine as opposed to deeper within it.
• Using a piece of soft fabric or dust cloth, clean the larger surfaces and spaces in the machine. You may want to use a damp cloth to tackle hard-to-remove dirt, ensuring that the sewing machine and parts are dried afterward
• Put a few drops of oil into all the moving sewing machine parts. If you are unsure about whether a sewing machine component requires lubrication, simply consider if it rubs against another part when the machine is operational.

• For cleaning, try using soft fabrics, dust cleaners and stiff brushes like lint brushes or toothbrushes. You want to make sure that you can reach small spaces within the sewing machine without damaging it. Cleaning is an important step to take before lubricating the inside of the machine with sewing machine oil.
• Before starting, ensure that all additional machine parts and materials are removed to prevent them from getting in the way. Excess thread, the stitching plate, needles and hooks should be removed, ensuring the machine is disconnected from a power source.
• Using compressed air, blow away dust and lint from inside the machine. It s important that small pieces of dirt and debris are removed before lubrication, as this will mix with sewing machine oil and remain behind. When using compressed air, hold the can at a distance of around 6 inches/15 cm from the components you are cleaning, at a shallow angle that will blow dirt away from the machine as opposed to deeper within it.
• Using a piece of soft fabric or dust cloth, clean the larger surfaces and spaces in the machine. You may want to use a damp cloth to tackle hard-to-remove dirt, ensuring that the sewing machine and parts are dried afterward
• Put a few drops of oil into all the moving sewing machine parts. If you are unsure about whether a sewing machine component requires lubrication, simply consider if it rubs against another part when the machine is operational.

• For cleaning, try using soft fabrics, dust cleaners and stiff brushes like lint brushes or toothbrushes. You want to make sure that you can reach small spaces within the sewing machine without damaging it. Cleaning is an important step to take before lubricating the inside of the machine with sewing machine oil.
• Before starting, ensure that all additional machine parts and materials are removed to prevent them from getting in the way. Excess thread, the stitching plate, needles and hooks should be removed, ensuring the machine is disconnected from a power source.
• Using compressed air, blow away dust and lint from inside the machine. It s important that small pieces of dirt and debris are removed before lubrication, as this will mix with sewing machine oil and remain behind. When using compressed air, hold the can at a distance of around 6 inches/15 cm from the components you are cleaning, at a shallow angle that will blow dirt away from the machine as opposed to deeper within it.
• Using a piece of soft fabric or dust cloth, clean the larger surfaces and spaces in the machine. You may want to use a damp cloth to tackle hard-to-remove dirt, ensuring that the sewing machine and parts are dried afterward
• Put a few drops of oil into all the moving sewing machine parts. If you are unsure about whether a sewing machine component requires lubrication, simply consider if it rubs against another part when the machine is operational.
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• For all type of automatic and domestic sewing machines
• Water white Multi Use Product
• Turn the hand-wheel towards yourself until the needle is fully raised and open the hinged front cover. Unscrew the needle plate screws

• Pure and Clean sewing machine oil
• Glare Sewing Machine 1 L Lubricant Oil bottel
• Keeps sewing machines working smoothly
• Reduces noise
• Non staining oil with rust inhibitor

• Size - 0.5 Quart
• Sewing Machine Bevel Gear
• Rotomatic Bevel Gear

• Pure and Clean sewing machine oil
• Glare Sewing Machine 1 L Lubricant Oil bottel
• Keeps sewing machines working smoothly
• Reduces noise
• Non staining oil with rust inhibitor

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