Cecilio Flute or Piccolo Care & Maintenance Kit - 2024 report by Whydis
Cecilio Flute or Piccolo Care & Maintenance Kit
Proper use of Cecilio care kit and consistent maintenance of instrument will help ensure that you will enjoy your flute / piccolo for many years to come. Hanky Swab – Use the hanky swab after every playing session. After playing, disassemble the flut...
we would have preferred a thinner material but bought this set primarily for the little flexible brush.
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Proper use of Cecilio care kit and consistent maintenance of instrument will help ensure that you will enjoy your flute / piccolo for many years to come
Hanky Swab – Use the hanky swab after every playing session
After playing, disassemble the flute and drop the weighted cord through the main body
Pull swab through to remove moisture and dirt particles from the bore
Clean the foot joint in the same manner to prevent corrosion of the inside of the instrument and to keep the pads clean and free from moisture
Coil Swab – Use after each playing session to clean the inside of the head joint
Push one end of swab into the head joint and turn back and forth to remove particles and moisture
Cork Grease – Use small amount of cork grease on joints to help ease assembly of your flute
Wipe off excess
Polishing Cloth – Use after each playing session on outside of your instrument to remove particles and fingerprints
Key brush – Use the soft end of the key brush once a week to remove dust or lint that accumulate around post and springs and under key rods
Use the pipe cleaner end on hard to reach areas
Other helpful hints Avoid fluids that contain sugar prior to playing
If drinking or eating prior to playing rinse out your mouth
Always use care when removing your flute / piccolo from its case
Never grab instrument by its keys
Always disassemble instrument when not in use
Always store your flute / piccolo in its case when not in use to prevent damage.
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