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Cleaning the Sharpmaker??
- Thread starter Jumbi
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I thought the instructions that came with my 204 said to just scrub 'em with some Comet (or some other abrasive cleanser) and a nylon scouring cloth/pad of some sort.
They didn't seem to need a lot of special care. That's how I cleaned mine and it seemed to work OK.
They didn't seem to need a lot of special care. That's how I cleaned mine and it seemed to work OK.
I use a rubber eraser type of cleaner on my stones and it works great. It's dry and works on the edges as well as the flat sides.
I bought mine from Knives Plus in Amarillo for about 3.00. 1-800-687-6202. It works real well on hard to sharpen blades,you can clean in between strokes so the edge goes on very fast.
lbwheat
I bought mine from Knives Plus in Amarillo for about 3.00. 1-800-687-6202. It works real well on hard to sharpen blades,you can clean in between strokes so the edge goes on very fast.
lbwheat
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The fastest way I've found is with some kind of steel wool pad with detergent in it, like brillo or SOS. No, using the steel wool pad does not re-clog the stone. I can definitively say that using Brillo works faster than using comet+nylon pad.
Joe
Joe