how to clean this electric razor
870237
I remove the head and wash it in the sink and let it dry. It's made with the same materials the "washable" shavers are made of. DO NOT wash the body of the razor. It is not sealed. Use the brush. I have done this many times with no problems.
870238
In the sink, I open the razor top and run a full stream of water over the interior and over the inside of the blades. This washes out all the subble. I then leave the lid open to let it dry.
870239
Remove the heads and then clean it with the brush, which is included. Do not use water it may damage the razors. You can try with alcohol because it vaporises fast but i wont recommend it.
1174645
Step 1) Depress the two buttons on the sides of the head and remove, just like you do when you clean the blades. Step 2) Take hold of a blade by the sides (longwise) and pull directly out. They're held on to their posts mostly by tension, so no tools are required. Repeat for the other blade. Step 3) Clean the shaver off so the posts are devoid of all your residual shavings and general buildup. This will ensure the new blades will sit well. Step 4) Put on new blades on their respective posts. Press down to ensure they are seated correctly, but not too hard as (A) they are razor blades, and (B) the retentive posts are made from plastic. Step 5) Snap the guard/head back on and resume your carefree life or convenient shaving. ~M~
118800
I just rinse it out with hot water and a brush. How else would you do it? Not in the dishwasher for sure.
2165116
The handle/Motor just wipe off with a little soap and water then down the Frother part. Rinse off the Frother with a quick spin under clean water.
1091008
We rinse it clean with warm water and pat dry with a towel. You could also use a type of wipe to clean it.
1245398
remove the small screws on the back and snap that piece off; you can then clean the blade
1939190
Currently on my second razor of this model. Neither rusted. My only advice is to remove the used razor after use. A wet, used razor left inside will rust quickly and make a mess.
2058019
I just rinse the razor under hot water after each shave. I have a cup for toothbrushes and I set the razor on the edge of the cup. Haven't taken the blade out after each shave and cleaned it. That seems to be a bit extreme. I suppose you could get more shaves out of a blade, but they are cheap enough that I am glad to get 4-5 before changing.
2078449
When I take it apart for cleaning I give the motor a good rinse with hot water and either tap it or scrub the intake part of it a bit in case there's any gunk in it. It can get a bit slimy but the hit water rinse and drying off with a paper towel prior to putting it back together takes care of that. I haven't felt the need to use dish soap on it. Hope that helps.
1366369
I use a glycerin bar soap for bathing and then shaving because it allows the razor to slide over the face easily, more so then plain water. Plus while in shower it is easy to clean the razor, I remove the foil then shake the water out, blot the blades but do not rub and then use the high speed mode to dry blades further. I also leave the foil off until next use. Don't keep the razor in the shower stall which is full of humidity. Oxidation is a slow process that dulls any sharp metal object so keep it dry. Look it up.
438362
I scrape it off with a razor blade, then I rub the little chalky bits into the strop with a smooth metal rod such as a screwdriver. That seems to work it into the strop well.
648365
I use alcohol to keep mine clean and use my Lansky sharpening kit to sharpen them. You can only do it 2 maybe 3 times before it shaves to much metal and they don't come together close enough anymore
906038
Honestly I have never had to clean it. Im thinking a heavy duty degreaser or some type of acid base cleaner might do the trick. Maybe even bleach and let it soak. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Almost four years running nonstop and its still going strong.
797446
I only clean the shaver every 10 to 15 shaves. I just take off the foil after each use and tap it in the sink and run the shaver without the foil for a couple seconds, sometimes I brush off the blades, and it's plenty clean. I also take out the cartridge and recap it so the fluid doesn't evaporate, and re-install it when I want to clean. This way it lasts many months or longer.
1210312
I used a mixture of baking soda and water then ran the cleaning cycle. I used an old cloth to pick up some of the baking soda and water paste then scrubbed the face of the iron while it was still a little warm. Worked like a charm. :)
2136571
Vacuum it up and thdn wipe/mop it with a cloth and water. It's a good idea to wear a dust mask and some gloves when applying and cleaning up DE.
1517744
when you take the head off to clean....look at the bottom of the head on the razor....it should tell you what to use...