Can I sanitize my trimmer?

Rinse the Trimmer And even though you are using a manual trimmer, only so much can be achieved by rinsing. Run it under cold or warm water to clean your beard trimmer properly. Let the water do it.

What can I soak my clipper blades in?

Alcohol. At home, soaking your blades in 70\% isopropyl alcohol will do it. Grab a cup, fill it up enough to submerge your blades, and drop them in for a minute or so. Pull them out when you’re done and rinse them off to remove any excess hair or alcohol residue.

Can you use alcohol wipes on Clippers?

Take a small cup of isopropyl alcohol and carefully pour it over the teeth, ensuring that it doesn’t enter the electrical compartment of the clipper. Wipe them dry with a soft towel before using them.

Do barbers sanitize Clippers?

For those of you that don’t know, most barbers will use Barbicide (the pot filled with blue liquid) to disinfect and clean their combs, scissors and clipper heads. Barbers will also often use a disinfectant spray on their clippers between clients, which will get them ready for use on you!

What do barbers use to disinfect?

Barbicide
Barbicide is a disinfectant solution used by barbers and cosmetologists for disinfecting grooming tools such as combs and hair-cutting shears.

How do you clean a trimmer after use?

Cleaning your clippers is easy and painless. “Simply brush off any hair left on the blades, then spray a multipurpose disinfectant on them after each use,” says Cardoso. He suggests Andis Cool Care Spray, ($10.29, Buy It Here) or Clippercide Disinfectant Spray ($15, Buy It Here).

How do Barbers clean their clippers?

How do you make a blade wash?

I take a small plastic container and fill it with soapy water. I usually use Dawn. Then put your blades in the water and agitate with your hands for a minute or so and them let them sit for a few minutes to allow the soap to work it’s magic. Then rinse the blades off with clean water.

What is a substitute for Barbicide?

As an alternative to Barbicide, you can use disinfectant powders like Peroxill. This kind of disinfectant is commonly used for medical devices, but it works perfectly for disinfecting your cosmetic tools too.