How do you clean glue, craft paint and alcohol ink from the roller?
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I just used water and soap to clean it off. But ive only used mod podge with it.
294859
I think I have heard to use rubbing alcohol...I tried heat...like from a match...dont do that! doesnt work. But seems like the pens that are the ones with japanese writing on them work way better then the ones that do not...I have had no trouble with clogging with them, the others...always!
196776
Cheesecloth works best, I think. Clean sprayer right after with soapy water ;)
368191
I used a blow dryer, some Goo-Gone and dental floss. It took a bit of time, and required more Goo-Gone after it came off to get the glue residue off too. Not too bad though.
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Yes, I had good luck doing that with this. It's good at bonding surfaces that are different. I'd use rubbing alcohol on the surfaces first to clean them.
1440539
Use tape or a lint roller. I Don't like cleaning with acetone because I think it eats away the rubber.
11187
Cleanup is accomplished by rubbing a soft damp cloth over the rollers once they cool down. I would rate it as medium difficulty.
681133
Dewayne, Just pop off the clear lens that the paper rolls through. The ink roller will be clearly visible. Pop it out [it will say pull up where you need to remove it] & snap the new one in.-Lou
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You do not. If your pasta was too moist, let dry and use a stiff brush and remove dried pasta. Can also turn the wheels while using stiff brush. You do not want to get wet in soap and water. Copied from http://fantes.net/marcato.html#maintenance Maintenance of the Atlas Pasta Maker To remove cutting attachments, lift up, making it slide up along its tracks (12). To install attachments, slide them down on the tracks (12). During use, keep the scrapers underneath the smooth rollers clean with parchment paper (13). Never wash the machine with water or in the dishwasher (14). To clean the machine after use, use a brush or a wooden rod (15). To clean the inside of the machine, remove the plastic protectors (16). (Only on some older models.) If necessary, put several drops of vaseline oil or mineral oil on the ends of the cutting rollers (17).
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Just push up on the plastic cover and remove. Lift out ink roller and put in new roller.
174411
Depends on how much you print. I have seen from a prior model that the rubber rollers wear out. You can try and clean them with rubbing alcohol and a q(wait until it evaporates
1908514
I used the same roller that came in the kit. Applied two coats sparingly, let them dry completely between coats. It does give a nice texture.
479470
I use rubbing alcohol to clean both sides. I put it in a spray bottle and clean it with paper towels.
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i was told to spray it with alcohol and roll on a clean sponge! hope this helps! keep in container!
425302
Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
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The first step is to clean the shutters with the cleaner in the spray bottle. Wet the shutters, spray on the cleaner in the spray bottle and scrub the shutters clean. Then rinse with clean water and wait a few hours for the shutters to dry. Once dry, apply the liquid that is in the can. I used a good quality paint brush. The liquid goes on looking "milky" but will dry clear. It dod the trick on my faded shutters.
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Just apply a small amount of solution to the the edge that the arrow points too. lay the LP on a flat surface with a microfiber cloth under it. Start by wiping in the same rotation as the grooves with the wet side first after you have made it all the way around start to rock the applicator back to dry and pick up dirt. If the LP just needs a dusting you can do it on the turntable but be careful you can damage the TT. The red brush is to clean the applicator.