How do I clean the blades?
924934
It's dishwasher safe, and I've washed it both way (by hand too). Just be sure to put it in the lock position so the edge of the blaed isn't exposed. Then wash with a brush or put it in the dishwasher - works great!
924935
You can't clean under the blade. Food and bacteria build up under the blade. I loved mine for the first few uses, but when I realized I couldn't clean under the blade and the potato starch would build up, I threw it away and am looking for another. Make sure you get one that cleans up easy and thoroughly.
924936
You can't clean stuff that get stuck between the blades. I threw mine away and wrote one of my only reviews ever for that very reason. Get a Broner. Works better AND you can clean it easily with a brush.
924937
Very Carefully! Seriously, you can use a dishcloth to wipe both sides in the widest open setting, but you gotta be careful...
924938
I use a brush to get in there and run under water for a long time. The unit does not disassemble for that.
924939
You can't really, they don't come out. I stuck mine in the dishwasher but after a while it started forming a black goo under the bottom so I threw it out and went with a different one.
924940
rinse with water and detergent. then wipe with a napkin. just don't rub your fingers on the blade's edge.
1854189
The manufacturer recommends wiping it off the a damp cloth versus using a dish washer. I just wipe it down and then run a dry folded paper towel through the cutting blades to clean them off. You don't want to put it in a dishwasher.
1967510
I handwash the components. The stainless steel blades are, the plastic parts I don't know. The blades are light and might get moved around in the washer.
1252426
I squeeze the two tabs and remove the blade head then brush the hair off. You can wash the blade, but recommend using a drop of machine oil on the moving parts after each use.
1208133
We do not recommend taking the unit apart, however, you can use compressed air to gently clean the blades.
1259657
That blades does not need to be removed for cleaning. Add 1 - 2 drops of liquid dishwashing detergent. Blend detergent on lowest speed for 10 - 15 seconds and then empty jar of soapy water into sink. Rise jar thoroughly with clean water.
1402737
I would not put this in a dishwasher! This is a corded electric device! Wipe down exterior with a damp cloth, and wash the cutting head in the sink in a bowl of soapy water; run the blades for about 15 seconds, and rinse in clear water.
424330
Place a few drops of vegetable oil on a paper towel and gently wipe the blades. Discard the paper towel and store in a moisture free drawer constructed of wood
556866
I just put my used blades in an empty plastic aspirin container. I pop open the lid and put the blade in. When it is full I will seal it shut with duct tape, write "razor blades" on it and toss it. No kids in my house to find it and open it.
54197
We now advise for people to try a different cleaning procedure. Removing the blades may be necessary for some people to thoroughly clean the inside, however we have learned its better to primarily clean the shaver head attachment by pulling it out from the shaver base to run warm water over the surface of the blades and then let it dry. This will wash the hair out without having to remove blades.
234126
I always wash mine by hand to prevent possible chipping and dulling of the blades banging around in the dishwasher. They clean up very easily under a running faucet though and are still like new.
554908
You will have to take off the circular top where the air comes out to expose the fan blades, clean them with q-tips of other small cleaning instrument, then clean wipe the top "loop amplifier" with a dry or damp cloth.
1909877
"I agree with D; You should buy a cleaning kit and watch the video on YouTube on how to clean it." Here is one: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVsSX5RPaoY) "Very informative! The cleaning kit should be around $12 through Amazon. Good luck! And yes keep it oily all the time (perhaps not as much as came in the box) and try to keep your fingers off the blade."
1457357
Pull the blades out and clean them about every 3 weeks. Take a paper towel and I use Awsome Orange and spray on paper towel and just clean the blades and put in sun for about 30 minutes. Then put the blades back into machine.
738616
I guess thats why I dont read instructions. I wash the parts in hot soapy water, rins and dry without banging the blades against anything.
796288
I just use a soft bristle brush and it gets everything loose under and around the blade and shaft then I take a damp paper towel and carefully wipe it out.
1791645
Regular hand soap can be used to clean this shaver. 1. Disconnect the power cord from the shaver.2. Apply some hand soap and some water to the outer foil.3. Turn the shaver on.4. Turn the shaver off after 10-20 seconds.5. Remove the outer foil section and turn the shaver on.6. Clean the shaver and the outer foil section with running water.7. Wipe off any drops of water with a dry cloth.8. Dry the outer foil section and the shaver completely.9. Attach the outer foil section to the shaver.