Clarinet Mop - Silk with Wooden Handle
Product Information
The silk mop offers a great alternative to a cloth style clarinet pullthrough. It is simple to use and to store and lasts a considerable amount of time. The silk helps to quickly and efficiently absorb any moisture left in the clarinet and the shape of the mop makes it easy to clean the tenons of the instrument too.
- Silk material helps to remove moisture quickly and efficiently.
- Strong wooden handle ensures longevity.
- Multicoloured brush.
- Maintains the well being of the clarinet and pads by removing excess moisture.
- Suitable for use on Bb or A Clarinets of all makes and models.
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Clarinet Mop - Silk with Wooden Handle Reviews
Mop is nice and soft with no shedding, and handle is nice and sturdy.
I'm delighted with this item for 2 reasons. 1. I use a pull-through swab while practising but at the end of the day, when I take my clarinet apart, it's great for a final thorough drying of each part. 2. It has only shed a very few threads, unlike my mouthpiece swabs, and does a great job on the mouthpiece too. A couple of pieces of advice from my experience; be gentle with it on the mouthpiece and keep a finger or thumb at the tip so the white plastic cone at the top passes over the lip of the mouthpiece rather that scraping it. Finally, keep some super glue handy in case the handle comes loose, then basically fill the hole in the wooden handle with super glue, screw in the end of the twisted metal wires until they won't go any further into the wood, then put on a sheet of paper for 24 hours for the bond to attain maximum strength. It worked a treat for me.
Seems fine - needs longer use to see if it sheds fibres or is difficult to clean
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