how do you clean the brush?
1357996
As it never worked on my hair, after the first few tries, I stopped using it. Therefore I never had to clean it. It doesn't get hot enough to do a good job.
1357997
Professional stylist I trust recommends using a regular comb to comb out "debris" then wash with mild soap and water.
1357998
I've been using this tool pretty much every day for the past couple of weeks (ever since I got it) and it doesn't need cleaning. I don't think it ever will to tell you the truth.
617160
Hi Mandy,We recommend rinsing the bristles with hot water to get any clumped up grease off. This should get your entire brush clean within just a few short minutes.Thanks,Michael "Medium Rare" O'Donnell
200801
Use the remover solution instructions to clean the brushes. After your next application, make sure the bottles/containers lids are twisted on tightly to avoid drying. Keep bushes, solutions, and polishes far away from the LED light. Repeat as necessary.
299092
I soak mine in hot soapy water, rinse with hot water, then put them in the dishwasher, lol. Not sure what kind of brush could be used. Maybe push a paper towel in one end with a skewer & run it out through the other side? I hope this helps!
942794
I make sure to always have the brush with the bristles downward...I then add a little bit of olive oil to the soap I use (baby shampoo) and mix them. That really helps condition the bristles of your brush and it keeps it in great condition!
138665
I wash mine with dish detergent. Run it under water to get it wet, then put a few drops of detergent on both sides, agitate the surface with your fingers. Afterwards, run it under the water again to rinse while squeezing the excess suds/soap out. When you're finished let it air dry.
2087674
Mix a teaspoon full with a quart of warm water then soak the brushes for half an hour. Then scrub them together in the mixture and rinse.
1310875
I clean all my "good" brushes the same way. Using tepid water, I swirl it in a mix of liquid dish soap, like Dawn and water. Not a LOT of soap, just enough to make it really sudsy. If the dried makeup doesn't come out, go ahead and rub some concentrated Dawn right on the bristles. It doesn't hurt the brush at all. Rinse it really well and lay flat to dry. It fluffs right up again and doesn't lose any hair from being washed. If you use hot water, you could compromise the glue, so keep it warm and don't baby it! You can use shampoo too, but dish soap works faster and better. Good luck. I love the brush and hope you do too. I clean all my "good" brushes the same way. Using tepid water, I swirl it in a mix of liquid dish soap, like Dawn and water. Not a LOT of soap, just enough to make it really sudsy. If the dried makeup doesn't come out, go ahead and rub some concentrated Dawn right on the bristles. It doesn't hurt the brush at all. Rinse it really well and lay flat to dry. It fluffs right up again and doesn't lose any hair from being washed. If you use hot water, you could compromise the glue, so keep it warm and don't baby it! You can use shampoo too, but dish soap works faster and better. Good... » Read More I clean all my "good" brushes the same way. Using tepid water, I swirl it in a mix of liquid dish soap, like Dawn and water. Not a LOT of soap, just enough to make it really sudsy. If the dried makeup doesn't come out, go ahead and rub some concentrated Dawn right on the bristles. It doesn't hurt the brush at all. Rinse it really well and lay flat to dry. It fluffs right up again and doesn't lose any hair from being washed. If you use hot water, you could compromise the glue, so keep it warm and don't baby it! You can use shampoo too, but dish soap works faster and better. Good luck. I love the brush and hope you do too. « Show Less
1733110
You can do a "dry clean" by gently pulling a comb through the brush. Or you can place the brush in your bathroom sink with a small amount of mild soap & warm water. Lather it up, rinse well, & allow to air dry.
701461
I use a wire bristle grill brush. Heat the grill on high for 15mins then use the wire brush to clean the grill. Don't forget to turn off the grill!
1984454
there's no cleaning tool to clean brushes. got to use hands. brushes come out
111235
There's a screw in the middle of the plastic tip, so I'm guessing you can remove that and slide out the rows of the brush for cleaning. It's very easy to clean just leaving it intact, though. As for the hardness of the bristles, they are mostly rigid but have a little bend when forced.
1502039
The attachment the brush is in can be removed, but I can't find a way to remove the brush itself.
126491
I use a bottle brush to clean mine but it is big enough to put hand in. It's easily accesable to me.
674094
I've never used it with the brush, and have great results. You can just use it the same as any other scrub. I wet my face, put some of the cleanser in my hand, and wash my face with it. I rinse it off, either with my hands or a wash cloth. Very simple, and it's a great cleanser.
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I have had the same problem no matter what type of brush I used, I swish mine in a little bleach, once in a while, keeps it clean through and through and stays in top condition. Just rinse it well.
1832200
The most I've ever done for mine is to make sure I rinse it thoroughly with hot water after each use, making sure that all of the cleanser that I used is rinsed out completely. After that, I squeeze it and hang it to dry. I also agree with the first poster that a mild soap or vinegar should work as well. Also, something to consider is that the bristles are supposed to be naturally antimicrobial according to the company. As a side note, I've also been wondering how often the brush should be replaced if anyone has any thoughts on that.