How to clean a turkey feather?

To clean a turkey feather, you can use a blower to dry it off. You may also need to use a brush to dislodge any dirt that may have gathered in the quills. Or, you can simply let the feathers dry naturally overnight. If the quills are dirty, you can clean them using a gentle cleanser or soap and water.

How to clean a turkey feather shaft?

The first thing I would recommend doing is to use a clean towel to pick up each feather. Grab a few handfuls of the towels and sort through the feathers. Anything that is completely dry should be thrown away, the rest of the feathers can be cleaned. You want to find the feather shafts which are a little bit thicker than the rest of the feathers. Once you find the shafts, you can clean them by hand. Use a scrub brush to scrub them and then rinse them off.

How to clean a turkey feather quill?

To clean a turkey feather quill, simply dip it in alcohol or a glass of water and let it sit for a few hours. The natural oils from the feather will help to clean the quill and it will be much easier to write with once it’s dry.

How to clean a turkey feather pattern?

The turkey feather pattern on your turkey carcass is actually a design that helps the bird keep warm. It resembles the webbed feet of a turkey and is located on the lower portion of the legs. The feather pattern is typically darker than the turkey skin color and is most visible when the bird is roasted.

How to clean a turkey feather fan blade?

The fan blade of a turkey feather duster is much more difficult to clean than the plastic or wood of the dusting tool itself. To clean the fan blade, start by spraying the dusting cloth with water. Let the water dry completely and then rub it over the fan blade. Afterward, use a clean towel to dry the area thoroughly.