I know...sounds odd but I wanted to share a little tip about how I clean my die cutting machine.
By cleaning, I mean mostly removing dust, lint, paper pulp, residue & debris that may get stuck in my die cutting machine, computer & other crafty tools.
On the surface, I use a damp microfiber cloth. Those look like this:
In the crevices, I use compressed air. You know, the cans of air used to remove dust & lint off of keyboards & computers. It works well for your die cutting machines too. In fact, you can use it on any of your machines that may collect dust & lint or where paper pulp & pieces may get trapped.
In case you're wondering, they look like this:
You can find them in stores like Wal-mart, Target, Office Max, Staples, Big Lots & more.
Hope you give this a try if you find you are having trouble with dust, lint, paper residue on your tools or work surfaces.
Sonia, my sweet friend, you're always so refreshing, and have the most wonderful ideas and suggestions! Like this one!
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What a wonderful idea about the compressed air! Another one of the (DOH minutes) LOL....why didn't I think of that!?) HAHAHA....I always love the tidbits you have for me....who needs to think when I can stop by here! :P
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Great idea for keeping our tools in shape! TSF! ~ Blessings
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