Rachel Kerr
Cleaning and maintenance can get a little tricky when it comes to power tools. Before you start, one of the most important things to ensure is that your power tool is switched off and fully unplugged before you commence cleaning. Next, thoroughly wipe all the dust off with an old cloth or a brush. Then, using machine oil, lubricate any moving parts to keep the tool well-maintained and working properly. Wipe down the surface with a clean cloth and there you have it!
If you don’t feel confident cleaning your power tools on your own, take them to a professional tool hire company and let them do the maintenance for you. After all, with a professional doing the job, you know it’s going to be top quality!
