An average band with a great drummer sounds great, great band with an average. -Buddy Rich
Wipe down after use.
Drum care is not that difficult. Basically, wipe it down after use. Occasionally, the hardware gets rusty, or parts with screws stop moving properly, so wipe the set down as much as possible.
Brush Off the Rims.
Using your 1-inch brush, take out the chipped pieces of wood stuck around the rims of your drum set. Use your smaller brush if there are nasty pieces that won’t come off easily. Do this with all your toms and snare.
Polishing the cymbals to a high gloss.
The basic care of a