Keeping Your Mouthpiece Clean
If sediment, food or dust collects inside your mouthpiece, the throat and backbore will gradually become smaller. This will interfere with the response, tone quality and intonation of your instrument. Clean your mouthpiece at least once a week, brushing out the inside with mouthpiece brush and soapy water to maintain the original response and intonation. If the silver plating of your mouthpiece has worn off, the mouthpiece should either be refinished or discarded. Caution: Exposure to raw brass can lead to an allergic reaction or poisioning.
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AWM Steri-Spray Mouthpiece Disinfectant
Made in the USA, this is a very effective mouthpiece steriliser! Contains active ingredients to thoroughly de-germ any mouthpiece. Full instructions included. Mouthpieces must be rinsed after using Steri-Spray.
£4.08
/ € 4.73
(Inc 17.5% VAT UK)
$5.35 (USD Ex VAT)
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Brass Small Bore Mouthpiece brush - Trumpet, Cornet, Flugelhorn, French Horn
Mouthpiece brush for brass instrument mouthpieces - apply to both ends of the brass mouthpiece.
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Brass large bore Mouthpiece brush - Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, Baritone Horn
Mouthpiece brush for brass instrument mouthpieces - apply to both ends of the brass mouthpiece.
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