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Wipe skates with a soft, damp cloth. - 2
Remove wheels with an Allen wrench and wipe the bearings with a soft cloth to remove dirt. - 3
Spin the wheels. If any spin slowly, they may have a problem with their bearings or they may still be dirty. If a second cleaning doesn't do the trick, consider replacing the bearings or consult a professional. - 4). Remove the wheels and towel off the bearings if the skates get wet. Add 3-in-1 oil (found in most hardware stores) to prevent rusting.
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