How do I clean an air hockey table?
Air hockey tables can provide many hours of enjoyment to a family or group of friends. Over time, the surface of the table may begin to slow the play by not supporting the puck on a sufficient layer of air or the pucks may seem to stick to the surface. This can happen as fingerprints on the surface, dust and hand smudges foul the surface.Top Surface and Body of the TableSelect a lint-free cloth to use for your cleaning. Turn on the table so the air flows out the holes. This will keep the holes from becoming blocked. Dampen the cloth with a bit of warm water and rub it all over the tabletop. Pay special attention to any areas that have been causing the puck to stop or slow down and to areas that show any signs of wear. Never use any type of cleaners or chemicals on the surface, as these will cause the surface to loose its slipperiness. Allow the air to continue flowing until the tabletop is completely dry. In case the tabletop has a large amount of dust on it and you would prefer to rem
