Violin Spit… it’s a shocking name, but the fact is that most string players and fine violin shops will sometimes use human saliva to clean rosin build-up from instrument varnishes. This needs to be done each time you play your instrument because rosi...
So then I had sticky rosin balls all over my hands
Doesn’t damage the varnish on my student violin, and cleans rosin efficiently.
Violin Spit by Stravart does an excellent job of cleaning rosin off my violin strings and violin.
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Violin Spit… it’s a shocking name, but the fact is that most string players and fine violin shops will sometimes use human saliva to clean rosin build-up from instrument varnishes
This needs to be done each time you play your instrument because rosin is made up of 90% acid and should not be left to sit on your finish
Human spit is a very effective solvent but not the most sanitary way to clean! Our healthy, alternative formula has none of the nasty bacteria and cleans even more effectively
We use a slightly higher concentration of enzymes than in saliva, a natural organic surfactant (to lift the dirt), and a blend of natural food grade preservatives to protect the formula in a deionized water base
Try Violin Spit along with the Old Master Microfiber Cleaning Cloth (below), it’s the most effective and gentle daily cleaner for string instruments
For a more aggressive occasional approach to remove rosin from your instrument bow and strings use Old Master String Cleaner & Rosin Remover.
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