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Cleaning a Trombone Bell

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Summary: Cleaning a trombone bell only needs to be done about once every six months. Learn how to clean a trombone bell with tips from an instrument repair expert in this free trombone video.

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By Amanda Cribb
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Amanda Cribb has played various instruments for the past 20 years. She has been repairing instruments for more than 10 years. She graduated with an Associates Degree in Band Instrument...read more

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"Now I'm going to show you how to clean the bell of your trombone. First of all, OK, remove this tuning slide here. We're going to take our denatured alcohol and remove any grease that is on this tuning slide. First of all, we're going to take our valve snake again and run it through the entire length and back. And this really doesn't need to be done very often. Most of your, the moisture, is put into your slide of your instrument, so this probably would only need to be done once every six months. Now take your sponge, and of course with soap and water go ahead and just clean on the outside real good. This goose neck part right here, we're going to take our slide brush again and run that through. And then a microfiber cloth works very well to clean off extra water and such from, from the outside of the bell, that really helps a lot. And that is how to clean the bell of your trombone."

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