How can you clean these brushes?
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Hi sorry just read the email, i use nail polish remover when I use nail color, I have not used the acrylic paint as of yet, but will probably has to use a small amount of paint remover on a tissue to remove the paint, not sure on that, will get back to you on acrylic paints, but water base paint is easy to remove, I guess it will come down to what type of nail art you use. Thanks for asking.
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I use these brushes only with nail polish. Dip them in nail polish remover to get most of the nail polish off. Then you want to put a small amount of clear nail polish on paper or a palet (any clear nail polish will work). Swish the brush around to get out the reminder of color. May have to repeat this step 2-3 times). They give a final dip in nail nail polish remover and and dry with a pad or paper towel. You just want to squeeze the excess nail polish lightly and reshape the tip. Keep plastic tips. This will keep your brushes looking and lasting as long as possible. I learned this from You Tube. I use these brushes only with nail polish. Dip them in nail polish remover to get most of the nail polish off. Then you want to put a small amount of clear nail polish on paper or a palet (any clear nail polish will work). Swish the brush around to get out the reminder of color. May have to repeat this step 2-3 times). They give a final dip in nail nail polish remover and and dry with a pad or paper towel. You just want to squeeze the excess nail polish lightly and reshape the tip. Keep plastic tips. This will keep your brushes looking and lasting as long as possible. I learned this from... » Read More I use these brushes only with nail polish. Dip them in nail polish remover to get most of the nail polish off. Then you want to put a small amount of clear nail polish on paper or a palet (any clear nail polish will work). Swish the brush around to get out the reminder of color. May have to repeat this step 2-3 times). They give a final dip in nail nail polish remover and and dry with a pad or paper towel. You just want to squeeze the excess nail polish lightly and reshape the tip. Keep plastic tips. This will keep your brushes looking and lasting as long as possible. I learned this from You Tube. « Show Less
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Well, I don't have these exact brushes but I'll tell you how I clean mine:1) remove all the paint with nail polish remover on a cotton ball2) rinse the brush under water (doing this makes it all soft; if you don't do this it'll dry stiff from the nail polish remover)
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First polished I used was black. I just dipped it in some Polish remover and that cleaned it. However my brush is now still black. I don't know how lighter colors would do it though.
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I have this brush cleaner by marykay..just spray on the brush and wipe off with a towel. But when it gets really dirty, I use baby wash and warm water
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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.
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I usually try not to use nail polish with the brushes because it'll stiffen but when I do, I use a little bit of pure acetone or regular nail polish remover (I recommend using regular nail polish remover instead of pure acetone because it's too strong for the brushes). I dip the brush into a little bowl that I use a lot and wipe it on a paper towel until it doesn't have any color showing. Then I let it air dry and at the same time I rub the brush bristles so that it won't be hard for the next time that I use it. Do not soak them again! Lol.
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there's no cleaning tool to clean brushes. got to use hands. brushes come out
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We clean ours with a non abrasive sponge cleaner that holds soap. The scrubbing brushes that hold soap in the handle work fine.
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Brushes can be removed and replaced with new ones. I bought new ones at s local pool supply store Iin NJ.
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Mine stay clean by just good vacuuming or wiping them with a mild detergent. I would wash them in cold water if you put them in the washing machine. air dry.
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Mine has never required cleaning and I use it almost daily. I think a soft bristle brush should do the trick if you feel like cleaning.
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Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.
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I am not aware of anything that would clean the brush. This is not paint. I would get an inexpensive throw-away brush and be done with it.
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No. You can clean them with a damp cloth of soapy water or bleach/water or vinegar/water. They are super thin; we'll never buy them again.
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If you don't clean them, they get filthy with carbon fouling and will leave some of this residue in the bores of your guns when used. I just hand-wash them in a sink with soap and hot water after every few uses.
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Push the large button on the outer rim and slide the 'tray' out and empty it. Then, 'flip' the yellow tabs on either side of the brush section. The framework lifts up, which allows both the filter and brush to be removed. When you clean the brush, don't forget to check the 'ends' for hair/fur that has gotten wrapped around them. The 'filter' can be cleaned by 'tapping' it against a trash can. Hope this helps!
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I use bleach water. Let it soak for a few minutes and then clean with soft brush.
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Personally I just breath some "breath steam" on them and use a lens cloth to wipe them off. My lenses are a bit floppy in the frames, but this has worked the best for me.
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I too have no trouble just cleaning the bristles by hand. The bristles are so short it really shouldn't be a problem, then wash after.