How do we freshen guitar strings?

Here are some tips for cleaning guitar strings:

Use a microfiber cloth: A dry microfiber cloth can remove small particles and gunk that can help your strings last longer. You can also use a lint-free microfiber cloth to remove excess oil.

Avoid household cleaners: Don't use bleach or soap on your guitar strings.

Use a string lubricant: A string lubricant can protect your strings from corrosion caused by sweat and oils from your fingers, and help them maintain their tonal qualities.

Wipe down the guitar: Wipe down the strings, fretboard, pickups, tuning machines, and body before and after playing. You can use a microfiber cloth and a spray cleaner.

Insert a towel: Put a towel underneath the strings to absorb excess cleaner.

Cover the pickups: Cover the pickups with a cleaning cloth or disposable t

owel.