How to Clean Your Floral Design Tools

[@elsaschulze9148]

Thank you Amy, very helpful information.

[@sourayamoussallem5088]

Great video, I am surprised didn't get more than 28 likes...This cleaner is in front of me and never thought about using it on my tools...My tools are cleaned and shined now...Thank you.

[@JR-bz2ys]

Love your videos💐💐💐💖

[@lulabloom4636]

Thanks Amy! What brand of tools do you recommend?

[@taraofisa8284]

I've struggled to find that Floral Cleaner in our Portland market. The people at Frank Adams had never even heard of it. Also, you didn't mention anything about that can of Shear Cleaner. Do you use that one?

[@TheFloralCoach]

Hi Tara, thanks for the questions. The Floral Cleaner is usually ordered by a wholesaler and some will bring it in to allow you to try it out, I would ask around to see who is willing! They can order is directly from Oasis. You can also use soap and water to clean your shears and a scrub brush as long as they are dried really well! For the Shear Cleaner, my local wholesaler in CA carries it but you can use any time of metal cleaner to remove rust and buildup as well. If it isn't floral related, I would just clean them again after applying any kind of non-floral cleaner so that chemicals aren't transferring onto the flowers when you cut them. Hope that helps!

[@taraofisa8284]

Thank you so much Amy! This is very helpful. :-)

[@jillheaton9319]

Can you use bleach?

[@staceysewell5864]

That is so me!! Ugh!! Time to change!!