In addition to cotton buds (Q-tips) I use air in a can (compressed air).
Cleaning the fiddly bits
I started playing last December and got a new alto. I look after it, keeping it in its case and wiping off any marks etc. I recently I looked much closer at the complicated metalwork and saw build-ups of dustballs in the least accessible parts.
How do other people keep them dust free and clean without risking knocking off any of the cork pads? I have already had to replace one cork buffer which I dislodged when cleaning the G# pad.
How do other people keep them dust free and clean without risking knocking off any of the cork pads? I have already had to replace one cork buffer which I dislodged when cleaning the G# pad.
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