Technical Tip #2: Avoid Compressed Air

Gayle and John from BERNINA of Naperville discuss why fuzz goes to the weird places and how you can properly de-FUZZ your machine at home with your sewing machine covers on.
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[@suesweeney5952]

It is interesting to see the innards of a machine. A vacuum like this is a great idea. Tech tips are always appreciated.

[@juancluege6034]

I use the vacuum cleaner’s flat attachment with a straw taped to it. This does a good job not only in the bobbin area but also on other areas as well.

[@janelicata5328]

I love your videos! I always learn something new.

[@dawnsepteowski4585]

Love your tips and tricks! So helpful to keep my machines purring and IN MY HOME.

[@ericmel99]

I learn so much from your channel. Thanks for sharing, now off to get the vacuum!!

[@stepha7179]

I was at Bernina training at my dealer a couple of weeks ago. They recommended using compressed air to clean it out. This was a 7 series class.

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

That is very unfortunate. I would recommend going to another dealer.

[@agnescarr9226]

Thanks for sharing!👍🏻

[@anna-marianasstrom3015]

Compressed air is a big no no.

[@ceatedbyladyT]

I never use compressed air!

[@tahnacody2215]

Where is technical Tip #1?

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mojMkmloYqmnq6s

[@elizabeththomas1082]

🙇🏼‍♀️Ma..” hon come fix the sewing machine … it’s acting up..on the fritz!!!” 🙋🏻‍♂️Hubby…” just bring it into the garage.. I’ll clean it out first…. .then after I blow 🌬💨all that fuzz outta there I can get a better look…👀🧐…” MANY… HOURS …. LATER…. 💥🌪🔥