Would you please tell me how to clean the blades? Does the package contain a brush or something like that?
1784018
Hi, Yes, this wonderful shaver does indeed come with a small cleaning brush (almost two inches in length). Besides cleaning the blades, you can also remove the blade portion of the shaver by pressing on two identical small round white buttons on each side of the shaver (both located just below the blade portion) and clean the cutter below the blades with the same tiny brush. The instructions on how to properly clean this shaver are included in the manual inside the product's box (if you're going to purchase it in brand new packaged condition).
1784019
Hi,Yes, this wonderful shaver does indeed come with a small cleaning brush (almost two inches in length). Besides cleaning the blades, you can also remove the blade portion of the shaver by pressing on two identical small round white buttons on each side of the shaver (both located just below the blade portion) and clean the cutter below the blades with the same tiny brush. The instructions on how to properly clean this shaver are included in the manual inside the product's box (if you're going to purchase it in brand new packaged condition).
1784020
Hi there. I can't recall if it came with a brush, but since it can be immersed, she just cleans it with water. Hope that helps.
1784021
Yes, it comes with a little brush. It also comes with an instruction manual explaining how to care and clean the razor.
1784022
Yes. It come with a brush. Normally, I just remove the head and rinse under the water.
572339
Its recommended to oil the blades before use. This oils it as well so no but you have to oil it before the next usage.
2063782
I never heard of anyone cleaning the blade. As far as I'm concerned, when the blade wears out, you replace it.
1365385
There is a small brush that comes with it to give it a "quick clean" during use or after each use. For a more complete cleaning you can take the clipper partially apart (requires a Phillips head screwdriver). I have also found that compressed gas (canister of Dust-Off) works really well too.
1278515
I haven't needed to "wipe behind the blade." But if I wanted to clean the cutting apparatus I would run it under very warm water and use a small brush to dislodge the debris.
163254
A small tube of oil comes with the blade. Its enough to keep your blades oiled, until you buy some from a beauty supply store for $2.
1238890
I don't own a dishwasher, but all you do is buy a bottle brush (not the sponge type) and use that to clean the blades by lightly swishing it back and forth over the blades. Takes 2 seconds and works great.
1857479
NO. You can rinse the blades off to clean them but you have to take the heads ( Blades ) off the razor to even do that. In my opinion really a bad designed and worthless razor.
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.
727779
These blades last a long long time with proper maintenance. Clean the hair off them with a clipper brush and use a few drops of clipper oil each time you use it.
2260807
Cleaning is super easy. Especially if you put a plastic bag in the pulp catcher in the back. That way, you don't have to bother washing that part out. Everything else pretty much rinses out with hot water, except the blade itself. You'll need a cleaning brush to clean it off.
1182441
Not true. The cage that covers the blades has a screw at the bottom which opens it up so the blades can be cleaned.
1480230
I'm not exactly sure... You definitely want to clean the blade. There are no more than enough sword cleaning kits available on Amazon. I bought one at the same time that I bought this sort. It's in a wooden box with congee written on the front. I can't remember the seller or the name of The seller, or the name of the product, but it was a damn good investment and it only costs about $13 per kit. I suggest doing your research on cleaning katana before you purchase this one.
1446095
I've used the Derby, but I like the Astra way better. It's just a much smoother shave for me. YMMV of course. I have 2 small kids, and a place to put the used blades is always a concern. You can get a "Blade Safe" for about $5 on Amazon. I know Feather makes one. All it is, is a small plastic box that cannot be opened. It has a slit in the top to put your used blades. It holds a couple hundred blades. After it's full, chuck it in your recycle container, and you're done.
1813551
however, when cleaning manually the manual states not to use the brush included to clean the blades or cutter block, as it may damage the blades and effect future use. instead, just pop up the blade and turn on razor for 5-10 seconds to clear out the stubbles, then clean off body of razor with brush.
563769
I wash mine by hand and use a brush to clean the blades. Absolutely love this cup!
136230
Yes, it does clean the blades very well, I've had it for 3-4 months and still works like the first time I opened it. No regrets.