Using a cleaning tape on any tape-based system is a lot like cleaning your teeth; you can get some of the stuff off that way, but for a truly thorough cleaning you still have to see the dentist… and sometimes he’ll find potential problems you didn’t know existed. The same holds true with tape machines, you should regularly have your machines completely cleaned, flossed and checked over by a qualified technician. Whether you’re talking teeth or tape machines, neglect has the same end results: Higher costs and more pain!
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