Private Reserve Ink Essentials: 8 oz Fountain pen Flush Kit

Guaranteed to remove the old and stubborn build-up in fountain pens with the perfect balance of ingredients. Makes your pen write like new again!

Step 1: Disassemble the Fountain Pen
• Carefully unscrew the barrel and separate the nib and feed from the pen's section. If your pen has a cartridge or converter, remove it as well.
• Note: If your pen's warranty does not permit disassembly, consult the manufacturer's cleaning instructions.
Step 2: Measure the Pen Flush
• Use the measuring cup from the kit to pour the full cup of pen flush.
• Ensure you're measuring on a flat surface for accuracy.
Step 3: Clean with the Brush
• Dip the brush from the kit into the pen flush in the measuring cup.
• Gently scrub the feed, nib, and other components to remove ink residue. Avoid applying too much pressure to prevent damage.
Step 4: Soak the Pen Components (optional)
• Pour the measured pen flush into a small bowl or container.
• Submerge the disassembled pen components (excluding plastic or sensitive parts) into the pen flush and let them soak for a few minutes. This will help break down stubborn ink residues.
Step 5: Use the Pipette for Targeted Cleaning
• Draw pen flush into the pipette from the measuring cup.
• Carefully apply pen flush to hard-to-reach areas, such as the inside of the feed or the ink channels. This step is especially useful for thorough cleaning.
Step 6: Rinse with Clean Water
• After cleaning with the pen flush, rinse all pen components with clean, lukewarm water. This will remove any residual cleaning solution.
• Ensure you rinse thoroughly to avoid any lingering pen flush.
Step 7: Dry the Pen Components
• Gently pat the pen components with a lint-free cloth or paper towels to remove excess water.
• Allow all parts to air-dry completely before reassembling the pen.
Step 8: Reassemble the Fountain Pen
• Once all parts are completely dry, reassemble the pen in the correct order.
• Make sure everything is secure but not overly tight.
Step 9: Test the Fountain Pen
• Test your pen on a piece of paper to ensure the ink flows smoothly. This will confirm that the cleaning process was successful.