Don’t you think there are surprisingly many people who use hairbrushes everyday but are indifferent to stains? I will explain how to wash your hair according to the type (material) of hairbrush. Please note that we are also introducing a back cushion that will make it surprisingly comfortable to take care of.
How to wash a plastic hairbrush.
Let’s explain how to wash hairbrushes by material. First of all, it’s a plastic hairbrush.
Things to prepare.
- Shampoo.
- baking soda.
- Washbasin.
- A toothbrush that may get dirty.
- with toothpicks or cotton swabs.
- Dry and clean towel.
Shampoo doesn’t matter as long as you use it. Also, baking soda is convenient when washed in a dip, but if not, shampoo is good.
How to wash a plastic hairbrush.
- Remove dirt as much as you can with your fingers, toothpicks, and swabs.
- Pour lukewarm water into the sink and pour a few drops of shampoo.
- Mix well and melt the shampoo, then soak the hairbrush.
- Shake the hairbrush and wash it.
- Rub the rusty stain with a toothbrush and remove it.
- Replace the lukewarm water and rinse well.
- Once you’ve wiped the whole thing, put the brush face down on the towel.
- Make sure it’s completely dried and store it.
This is the basic washing method. Next, I will introduce you how to wash it in the water.
How to soak and wash a plastic hairbrush with baking soda.
- Remove dirt as much as you can with your fingers, toothpicks, and swabs.
- Pour lukewarm water into the basin and dissolve baking soda moderately.
- Dip your hairbrush in and shake it off.
- Leave the hairbrush in the washing solution overnight.
- The next morning, I shake and wash again.
- Scrub the remaining stains with a toothbrush and remove them.
- Replace the lukewarm water and rinse well.
- Once you’ve wiped the whole thing, put the brush face down on the towel.
- Make sure it’s completely dried and store it.
Please check the proper amount of baking soda on the package. Also, if you don’t have baking soda as mentioned above, shampoo is OK.
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