Head cleaning tips

Sirwill

Sirwill

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I'm looking for a safe and effective way to clean my Remo smooth White heads. Any help or tips would be wonderful. I looked for a thread on head cleaning tips and did not find one. So, I hope I'm not repeating an existing thread.
 
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Sirwill said:
I'm looking for a safe and effective way to clean my Remo smooth White heads. Any help or tips would be wonderful. I looked for a thread on head cleaning tips and did not find one. So, I hope I'm not repeating an existing thread.
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What's wrong w/ a damp rag?
 
The drum head is fine! Its my head thats silly. Im just looking to simply remove some small stick marks.
 
Nail polish remover/goof off works on clear heads. I don't know about the smooth whites though.
 
Try a small medium weight scrub brush, a little dish soap and water and that should take care of it. Then wipe it dry...first with the damp rag, then with a dry towel. I have done this with toms and snares. I understand why you want to clean them, if no one else does. Eventually they look like someone has wiped a bum with them, and they aren't always used up at that point. I use rubber PD-8's for various sounds/triggers, and when I have used coated heads in the past they get ugly after a time.

Thanks for the tip on the clear heads, to the poster that wrote that.
 
Thank you for the great tips! I will be giving them a try.

Thunderhoof said:
Try a small medium weight scrub brush, a little dish soap and water and that should take care of it. Then wipe it dry...first with the damp rag, then with a dry towel. I have done this with toms and snares. I understand why you want to clean them, if no one else does. Eventually they look like someone has wiped a bum with them, and they aren't always used up at that point. I use rubber PD-8's for various sounds/triggers, and when I have used coated heads in the past they get ugly after a time.

Thanks for the tip on the clear heads, to the poster that wrote that.
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