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*Bucket of hot water
*Pot scrubber
*Dry towel
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the cymbals i have now have NEVER been cleaned and i've had them since 2002.
i say no clean...
Most acidic things will clean cymbals. Tabasco sauce will do the same thing. I do have a similar concern for using a pot scrubber on your cymbals like another person wrote. You should never use anything more abrasive than a soft cloth to avoid cymbal scratches. If you feel you need to "scrub" an area, scrub in the same direction as the grooves on the cymbal. i personally use a product called Barkeepers Friend. Just wet the cymbal, sprinkle some of the powder on, lightly spread it around with a soft damp cloth, let it sit for a minute or two and rinse. Works like a charm.
http://www.quazen.com/Arts/Music/How-to-Clean-Your-Cymbals.32922