Cleaning stonewash

[Murman]

nothing works better than butter for cleaning up sap or pitch

For real? Or is this like that fluffer thing?

 

[Cap’n Smudge]

For real? Or is this like that fluffer thing?

The “fluffer” is real!

 

[Phill50]

You will have to just try it!

For real? Or is this like that fluffer thing?

 

[Murman]

You will have to just try it!

Buttering your blade or fluffering?

 

[jackal_727]

Just keep using it. The sap will wear off. Unless you only cut sappy woods, which would just be an endless cycle.

 

[Cap’n Smudge]

I just use mineral oil. Sometimes soap and water.

 

[Phill50]

Butter or margarine.

Buttering your blade or fluffering?

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

fluffernutter

 

[Mike157]

Why would you care if a christmas tree had sap on it?!

Ha! I could have worded that better. You’ll have to forgive me, English is only my first language, and I’m still struggling with it. A sapless Christmas tree might be blasphemous. Mike

 

[WhitleyStu]

Brasso for light cleaning or WD-40 for anything else.

 

[Oyster]

This is a fact. I have burned old Christmas trees and been startled by the fire ball. About caught my backyard on fire once. it's crazy when you consider people used to put actual lit candles on Christmas trees in houses. Uninsured houses...

Used to?
Still do...

 

[fielder]

I've used peanut butter on occasion it cleans sap off well.