  
| Author: | rickcraine  | | Posted: | May 16, 2024 12:51 | | Subject: | Re: Cleaning Assembled Lego | | Viewed: | 30 times | | Topic: | General | |
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| In General, joshlobe writes:
| | I'm just curious what are some of the preferred methods of cleaning assembled
Lego. I have some bookcases with about 30 Lego builds. I've noticed (the
white ones especially) have started to gather a fine layer of particulate.
Does anyone perform routine cleaning on their builds?
- Feather Duster
- Air Blower
- Acrylic Cases
- Take apart, give a bath, and rebuild
- Leave it; don't worry; it's Lego
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I have the entire minifig scale Hogwarts from 2021-2023, built a perfect surrounding
grounds for it, and then...put it where the most dust in my house gathers  .
I use different sizes of paint brushes and a feather duster to keep it nice,
although I recently watched a YouTube video about a vacuum specifically for cleaning
Lego bricks. Clean My Bricks, I believe it was called, if I wasn't so concerned
with having to fit Barad-Dur into my Lego budget, I would get it 
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Message is in Reply To:  Cleaning Assembled Lego - joshlobe (29) | I'm just curious what are some of the preferred methods of cleaning assembled Lego. I have some bookcases with about 30 Lego builds. I've noticed (the white ones [...]
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