Keeping LEGOS clean

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I've got some STAR WARS LEGOS hanging from my ceiling and over time they've become kind of dusty. Aside from just using a damp cloth and a paintbrush to clean them, (very tedious work) can I just run them under the faucet in the garage and then let them air dry? Just looking for the easiest way to keep these things clean. Thanks. :)
 
You could wash them and it would work fine but you risk getting water in places where it won't dry. That could lead to foul odors. I would just get an air compressor and blow them off once in awhile. Also they are susceptible to UV discoloration for which there is no fix.

Did you get the new Millennium Falcon yet? ;)
 
Thank you for the reply. :)

My father has been in the Body & Fender business for about 50 years and I believe he has an air compressor out back in the shed. I'll give that a shot.

No go on the Millennium Flacon yet. I've just got the basics like a Tie Fighter, an X-Wing etc. I see that Walmart has Bobba Fetts ship the Slave I for sale now. I think that may be my next project. ;)

Thanks again.
 

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