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If you utilize your hairbrush every twenty-four hour period without a 2nd thought, stop and give information technology the attention it deserves. Over time, your brush may be clogged with hair, and will collect clay, dust, pilus oils and styling products. Cleaning and sterilizing your hairbrush regularly helps keep you pilus clean and healthy, and volition extend the life of your hairbrush. Simplify the job by cleaning all your brushes at the same time.

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Remove hair from your hair brush by raking the bristles of two brushes together or pulling information technology out with a comb. Work carefully to avoid dissentious the bristles.

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Dampen the bristles of the hairbrush with warm water. Place a few drops of shampoo, dish soap or liquid mitt soap on the bristles, and then rub the bristles with the other brush or your hand to remove dirt and crud. Rinse the brush under warm running water. Repeat if the brush doesn't appear completely clean.

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Combine 1/ii cup of warm h2o with i/ii cup of white vinegar in a large bowl or the bathroom sink. Sterilize brushes by soaking them in the mixture for 20 to xxx minutes. Don't soak hairbrushes whatsoever longer, as soaking tin mar wooden brushes and impairment the safe cushions. Alternatively, sterilize brushes by soaking them in a mixture of 1/4 loving cup ammonia and one cup warm water.

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Rinse the hairbrushes with warm water. Lay the brushes on a folded towel and allow them to air dry out.

Tip

Tea tree oil besides makes an constructive natural sanitizer for hairbrushes. Soak the brush in a mixture of one/four ounce tea tree oil and a basin of warm water.

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Writer Bio

Thou.H. Dyer began her writing career as a staff author at a community paper and is now a full-time commercial writer. She writes most a variety of topics, with a focus on sustainable, pesticide- and herbicide-gratis gardening. She is an Oregon State University Master Gardener and Master Naturalist and holds a Master of Fine Arts in artistic nonfiction writing.

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