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How to clean a plasterer’s scratcher?

How to clean a plasterer’s scratcher?

cleaning bucket with supplies Wonkee Donkee advises that you to clean your tools as soon as you have finished using them; it is much quicker and easier this way.

The best way to clean your tools is to simply rinse, however a mild detergent may be required to remove more stubborn debris.

circle of dried plaster It is much easier to remove any residue (remaining plaster or render for example) whilst it is still wet.
green and yellow household scourer However, dried on plaster can be removed using an everyday household scourer or scrubbing brush. If the debris is more stubborn, wire wool or a chisel can be used instead.

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Use an old toothbrush to get in-between the prongs and tines of the scratcher.

You should be careful not to scratch the tools when scraping them. wonkee donkee bubble

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