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OTHER DISCUSSIONS => General Synthesis => Off Topic => Topic started by: jg666 on October 04, 2019, 02:36:13 AM
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As per the title, does anyone have any tips to share about cleaning synths in general? I have a woman who cleans for me but she's not keen on going anywhere near my synth corner and I can't blame her for that to be honest.
They aren't very easy to dust because of all the knobs etc so I wondered if anyone has any tips? I borrowed a dyson cordless and used the dusting brush attachment earlier this week and I think that has helped.
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As per the title, does anyone have any tips to share about cleaning synths in general? I have a woman who cleans for me but she's not keen on going anywhere near my synth corner and I can't blame her for that to be honest.
They aren't very easy to dust because of all the knobs etc so I wondered if anyone has any tips? I borrowed a dyson cordless and used the dusting brush attachment earlier this week and I think that has helped.
I keep a couple small anti-static electronics brushes around and gently brush the module surfaces to keep dust from accumulating around the knobs.
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The best medicine is prevention. We keep our synths covered when not in use.
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The best medicine is prevention. We keep our synths covered when not in use.
This, but my Swiffer comes in handy for dusting the surface. It collects and traps dust better than paint brushes, while being equally soft, IME.
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I use low lighting in lieu of doing much dusting! A 40w bulb hung from the ceiling covers a multitude of dusty sins!
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A paint brush works well for me. :)