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Now that I’m back buying—is there an appropriate way to clean the pieces? One of the pieces was rather dusty when I recieved it.
Hmm…maintenance-wise, I just use one of those swiffer dusters and a bottle of canned air. But the ones I’ve bought that have been really dusty at first, I use a clean, dry paintbrush (a soft one, not like…boar bristle or something, haha). If it’s really caked in there, I wet it a little (but don’t use water/anything damp on ruby dragons).
I also understand that some people have used activated charcoal (you can buy it at pet stores in the fish dept) to get out smoke smells, but I usually let mine fade naturally. The two that I’ve bought that had any smell like that, you’d never know now.
I know there are entire threads about this…
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I use a soft bristled toothbrush, and water if they are sticky dirty (When you aquire one that needs cleaning.) Otherwise I use a damp soft cloth and warm water with no soap or detergents, and have been since 1986. 😀 But, the canned air thing sounds so much easier…Scott’s got an air compressor, I may have to try that one… 😈I hope this will help!!
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