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DreadPirate_AJ New user 23 Posts 
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The rubber band in my folding quarter just broke, and now I have all this goo in the groove. Any tips on cleaning it out?
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B Hackler Special user 778 Posts
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I use a small screwdriver turned sideways to clean the groove.
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DreadPirate_AJ New user 23 Posts
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That should work...now I just have to find a screwdriver small enough.
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jordanl Veteran user 325 Posts
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I use an X-Acto knife(#11), razor blade or an open safety pin.
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Tom Fenton.jpg "View Profile") Inner circle Leeds, UK (but I'm Scottish) 1477 Posts
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Sometimes, using a pencil eraser works.
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DreadPirate_AJ New user 23 Posts
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An X-Acto knife! Brilliant!
weird is part of the job
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DreadPirate_AJ New user 23 Posts
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Worked like a charm. Thanks, Jordan!
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Aaron Moring Regular user Chicago 165 Posts
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I always had best results using dental floss in the groove.
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m.ruetz Veteran user Peoria Arizona, USA 378 Posts
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Any tips on getting the rubber band onto the quarter? There must be some trick to it that I am missing.
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m.ruetz Veteran user Peoria Arizona, USA 378 Posts
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Ok, it seems I answered my own question. I used a pencil tip and fingers to stretch band onto middle section first, and then fit the other 2 sections into place.
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