You can go to a instrument shop hopefully with accessories and they sell a spray bottle with a special alcohol in it. it may be green that is what color it is suppose to be. if you spray one side turn it spray the opposite side then spray the inside and it may taste weird just use it the way it is. it will wear off and do that every time you need to. Or place the mouth piece in boiling water for about 5 minutes. It will be very hot so be careful! You should do this if you got sick. They both kill the germs on the mouth piece.
There are several ways. For a thorough cleaning, I use a mouth piece brush (bought at an instrument supply store) to remove any gunk that might be stuck in it, then I boil it in a pot of water.
When I'm sick or just feel like sanitizing my mouthpiece, I use a special spray that does it. It tastes bad if you accidentally let it get into your mouth, smells really good, but I don't use it very often since it is an alcohol product similar to rubbing alcohol. (I think it's ethyl alcohol)
You can use any one of these methods or just plain soap and hot water, or all of them, if you want.
It's really simple. All you need is a snake (mouthpiece brush). You can go on the internet and buy one for a dollar. It looks like a small pipecleaner. Stick it inside your mouthpiece and it will remove anything stuck inside your mouthpiece. I've only been playing for two years but I'm positive about this. :D
I hope this helped!
-Crm089
Personally, I use a pipe cleaner to clean the throat of a mouthpiece. I then use Sterizol (A commercially available steriliser designed for instruments) to kill off the bacteria and a small brush for the back channel.
you can clean a Trombone mouthpiece by shaking it over a trash can and wiping it with a cloth
use disenfectant and a paper towel
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The small piece of wood on the clarinet is the reed.
the reed vibrates and produces a sound depending on the keys you play!
the reed
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for the mouth piece, you can wash it with a wet paper towel if you keys are sticky. putting a dollar bill under the key and then pressing down a few times can help get the stickiness away for the inside, the clarinet cleaner that probably came with your clarinet should do
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take the reed out and the metal piece off. Then hand wash the mouth piece using dawn and water. Don't stick it in the dishwasher...
Well of course the clarinet! The top part is the mouth piece and the bottom part of this amusing instrument is the bell.
It depends on what your looking for. I sugest non-lyre
that does not make any sense it depends on how he or she made the mouth piece
The small piece of wood on the clarinet is the reed.
the reed vibrates and produces a sound depending on the keys you play!
The bell,lower section, upper section, and barrel are made out of wood.And the mouth piece is plastic.
Depends on where you get it. Maybe $50.00, or less, maybe more actually.