Dust control

[muleman11]

One "rem-oil" gun wipe sheet tore in strips added to tumbler media makes walnut or corncob media dust free. Oil wont hurt the media or your brass. I have also used the silicone wipes made for cleaning car interiors with good results. I take the used ones out when finished and put new one in with each load of brass. Cant say it cleans brass any better but it don't hurt.

 

[Ruger 15151]

Used dryer softner sheets for me..... free and they work well to keep the media cleaner longer.

Also, if you add a little polish like NuFinish you wont have any dust and your brass will stay shinny longer. Just about every reloader on this forum uses this trick.

 

[JO JO]

used dryer sheets and nufinish does work good that is what I did for years, then once I switched to wet tumbling I never looked back

 

[Paddy]

Wet tumblin sure does cut down on dust.

 

[Bart B.]

Oil wont hurt the media or your brass.

If its inside on the the case walls when powder's put in, it'll degrade the powder.

 

[thomas15]

A small amount (cap full) of minerals spirits (50/50 with the NuFinish) wax eliminates the dust for me.

 

[Bronx kid]

Same here . Mineral Spirits & Nu Finish.

 

[Hondo 60]

Used dryer softner sheets for me..... free and they work well to keep the media cleaner longer.
Also, if you add a little polish like NuFinish you wont have any dust and your brass will stay shinny longer. Just about every reloader on this forum uses this trick.

I do the same, but there is dust, black dust.
Just my experience, not sayin it's the same for anyone else.