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Patti, I was just about to suggest that you post this tip! I'm glad you did.
3/26/06 1:29 PM
Great Tip! Thanks for posting it! I wonder if I've thrown away blades that could have just been cleaned? I'm going to try this today!
3/27/06 11:45 AM
Great to know! I also use rubbing alcohol to clean my needles when I am sewing glitter dot fabric on my regular sewing machine. (I would NEVER run that stuff through a serger!). I love cheap, simple fixes!
3/31/06 7:34 PM
I just bought an used serger and used this tip on the gummed-up-blades. It worked wonders!
4/3/06 2:21 AM
bluebirdie -- so glad that it worked for you!
4/4/06 9:26 AM
Alcohol is great for cleaning the different parts on the sewing machine and serger it does not cause rust like water can.
4/5/06 9:06 AM
Very useful tip! Thanks!
5/28/06 6:16 PM
Excellent tip!
4/21/09 9:39 AM