Maintenance Guidelines For Hair Removers

1. Clean the blade frequently, but be particularly careful not to damage the blade during cleaning. You can use a brush to remove dander along the blade, and then spray cleaning and disinfecting lubricant to keep the blade sharp.
2. The blade should be close to the skin to achieve the best effect. When using, it is best to maintain a 90 degree angle between the blade and the skin, allowing the blade to approach the skin unobstructed to achieve the best hair removal effect.
The most common way to clean the blade is to rinse it with clean water. When using clean water for flushing, it is best not to touch the knife body with water to avoid mechanical failure. If the product you are using is a wet and dry type, the base part should still not come into contact with water to avoid damaging the motor.
4. Please do not use an electric hair remover with insufficient power, as reluctantly using it may cause internal wear and tear to the motor.