“Do I have to rinse off the unwanted hair from the trimmer at the sink?”

Asked by Natedog 5 years ago

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Yes
Answered by sully 5 years ago
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How to use rotary trimmer for any body hair?
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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It is up to you..I don’t..
Answered by Seahsafade 5 years ago
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No - although I suppose if the hair were very damp, it might stick and would have to be wiped off with tissue or Q-tip.
Answered by lemons 5 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Alex 5 years ago
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You can go to the waste can and just blow off without using water.
Answered by JohnH 2 years ago
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That’s what I do, then dry the blades with a damp cloth
Answered by Princess 2 years ago
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It’s easier that way
Answered by Teeter 3 years ago
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About half of the trimmed hairs fall below the unit; about half get trapped in the cutting area of the unit. I just clean the unit after use by disassembling the top portion (by rotating it and pulling it out - which is by the way very easy to do). I then rinse this separatable cutting unit or just shake any hairs off of it.
Answered by AJAY 3 years ago
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