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The mouthpiece can be easily cleaned by using regular dish detergent, warm water and a small brush (available at the music store) or a very small (babies size) toothbrush. Clean the mouthpiece at least once a week. DO NOT WASH the rest of the clarinet using water — this can damage the pads that cover the tone holes.
- How do you clean a mouthpiece?
- Can you clean a clarinet mouthpiece with water?
- Can clarinet Cork get wet?
How do you clean a mouthpiece?
Mouthpieces should be cleaned monthly. Using a cloth soaked in warm, soapy water, clean the outside of the mouthpiece. Use a mouthpiece brush and warm, soapy water to clean the inside. Rinse the mouthpiece and dry thoroughly.
Can you clean a clarinet mouthpiece with water?
Remove the gloves, throw them away in a closed bin and take off the glasses. After precisely 15 minutes, wash your hands with soap and water then carefully rinse the mouthpiece under running water for at least 20 seconds, inside and outside. ... For a clarinet mouthpiece, dry it well then grease the cork.
Can clarinet Cork get wet?
Do not get the cork wet. Mouthpiece may be cleaned with mouthpiece freshener/mist. The pad saver or swab should be frequently hand washed with dish soap in warm water and air dried completely before use or storage. Never expose or clean the clarinet with water.
