How to deep clean a curling iron？- Ningbo Forwell Electric Appliance Co., Ltd

During long-term use, curling irons absorb oil, dirt, and chemicals such as hairspray from hair. These residues not only affect the curling effect, but may also damage hair and produce odor. Therefore, regular cleaning of curling irons is essential to maintain their good performance, extend their service life, and protect the health of hair.
Tool preparation
Professional cleaners: Choose cleaners designed for electrical appliances. Such cleaners usually have mild decontamination capabilities and will not damage the material or coating of the curling iron.
Soft brush: The fine soft brush can penetrate into the grooves and gaps of the curling iron to remove hard-to-reach dirt and residues.
Old toothbrush: As a backup or auxiliary tool, the shape and hardness of the brush head of the old toothbrush are suitable for handling some special areas.
Microfiber cloth: Used to wipe the surface of the curling iron. The microfiber material can effectively absorb dust and moisture while avoiding scratches.
Cotton swab: For extremely small gaps or hard-to-reach corners, cotton swabs are indispensable tools.
Protective gloves: Although professional cleaners are usually mild, wearing protective gloves can further protect the skin of your hands.
Cleaning steps
Power off and cooling: Make sure the curling iron is completely powered off and cooled to room temperature. Operation at high temperatures may cause burns or damage the cleaner.
Preliminary wiping: Use a microfiber cloth to gently wipe the surface of the curling iron to remove dust and loose dust on the surface.
Apply cleaner: Apply an appropriate amount of professional cleaner evenly on the surface of the curling iron, especially in the grooves and gaps. Be careful not to apply too much to prevent the cleaner from penetrating into the electronic components.
Deep cleaning: Use a soft-bristled brush or an old toothbrush to gently scrub the curling iron with cleaner in circular motions. Be careful to use moderate force to avoid scratching the surface. For hard-to-reach corners, you can use a cotton swab to dip a small amount of cleaner for cleaning.
Rinse and dry: If the cleaner needs to be rinsed, carefully rinse the surface of the curling iron with clean water to prevent water from flowing into the electronic components. After rinsing, dry the curling iron with a clean microfiber cloth to ensure that there is no moisture residue.
Air dry: Place the cleaned curling iron in a well-ventilated place to air dry naturally. Avoid using heat sources such as hair dryers to accelerate drying to avoid damaging the curling iron.

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