Maintaining your Sewing machines is not the easiest task. Check out the great ideas to get your machine cleaned by yourself and save your money.

1. How to maintain your sewing machine
perfectly!
Maintaining your Sewing machines is not the easiest
task, try using a machine that has not been serviced or looked after for a
couple of o ths a d you’d k o . I fact, e en a minor damage to the
machine can make it unusable. So, how do you go about making the most care
about your machine? Here are a few simple tips you can follow to ensure you
never have to worry about taking your machine for a repair!
1. If you love it, keep the right tools around: One of the first things you
have to buy after buying your machine are the maintenance tools
required. Here are the things you need, a screwdriver that can fits in to
different sizes, a can of compressed air to clear dust from hidden tough
spots, lubricating oil and cotton or soft cloth. You can get all of these

2. from the local hardware store. Choose a lubricating oil can too – quite
useful when you are cleaning the tailoring machine.
2. Keep the throat plate clean always. First, remove the screws on the main
front of the machine and then using the mini brush and a little oil, gently
clean the entire plate. The discs of the plate and the bobbin case can be
cleaned with the compressed air too to remove any extra thread that is
present on the plate. Using the air can, remove any excess moisture that
is on the plate. If there is any extra oil or moisture on it, it would keep
pulling in extra thread and causing damage, so keep the plate dry
always.
3. Keep the moisture away if you want to kill the rust. There is every
chance of the rust forming on the interiors of the Sewing machine
unless you clean it on a regular basis. Even the trace of rust can make
the machine go slow and cause a lot of damage to the clothes you are
stitching.
4. Keep a regular track of the maintenance: If you keep a regular count of
the times you clean the silai machine, it would be easy for you to know
just when a cleanup is required. Ideally, you should have it cleaned every
2 months.
5. Clean the accessories too and clean the pedal too: Each of the
accessories needs to be cleaned along with the machine and in case you
use a foot pedal, it is great to have that oiled well too. It would be easier
to remove the face plate of the pedal and have the inside cleaned too.
Summary: Instead of paying a lot of money at the service centre on a
regular basis, it would be a great idea to get your machine cleaned yourself.
It would save you a lot of money and is not very time consuming too. A
regular clean up every few months would keep a trip to the service centre
away and would keep your stitching machine perfectly in check. Next time
you find your machine a little slow, get your screwdrivers out and get it
cleaned in a jiffy.