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What should you use to clean hand and power tools?
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What should you use to clean hand and power tools?
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How to Clean Hand Tools:
Dish soap to tackle oil and grease
Large bucket for hot water and dish soap solution.
Scrubber, scrub brush, or steel wool to further clean away any dirt.
Cloth to wipe down your tools.
Cleaning Power Tools:
wipe dirt and other particles from the outside casing with a good cleaning cloth.
Compressed air is the best option to clean the particles from the tool's vents; cleaning your tool's exhaust vents with a brush could push the dirt farther into the tool and inadvertently cause more damage later.
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