If shaving stubble from your head to get near-bald, does most of stubble get caught / stored in the unit, or do the little hairs get all over sink?
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MicroScreen heads have small openings that lets small hair pass, they fall back on us ... Clean frequently .
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If you use the shaver to go bald, they stay in the unit.If you use to create a close cut or stubble (using the "combs/fingers") they fall all around.
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If you use the shaver to go bald, they stay in the unit. If you use to create a close cut or stubble (using the "combs/fingers") they fall all around.
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I have light hair on the sides of my face, upper lip and chin (ahhh, isn't maturing wonderful?) I've never had a problem and I use the most powerful suction I can with my home vacuum cleaners. They aren't "shaved". Only the dead skin cells are removed.
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I have not experienced that. I sometimes wash my hair in the kitchen sink and it catches all the hair. That's pretty small.
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My wife uses it on her entire face and chin whenever she has hairs that need to be trimmed. No stubbles seem to ever appear after use. So I would say it does an outstanding job. She is always pleased. Hope this helps you.
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There was a beard trimmer which comes out of the back of the handle of the shaver Thanks for your question!
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No it doesn't. Most trimmers don't. I usually have to clean off the sink after every use. Another idea is to get a mirror that hangs from your shower head and use the trimmer before you shower for automatic cleanup.
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Not that I'm aware of. Just put the blade in, and there it is. Shaves really close, so be careful.
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I have run the cutter heads under the tap to clear built up debris (then dried and oiled the blades), but obviously don't drop the whole unit in the sink or bathtub.
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There won't be any razor stubble because this product is removing the hair from the root. It's basically a bunch of tweezers, uncomfortable but you get great results.
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No but it doesn't really make a mess. The hairs mostly stay within the clipper to be brushed out when done. It's not like they go flying everywhere, just stay over the sink and you'll be fine. I highly recommend this clipper.
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We now advise for people to try a different cleaning procedure. Removing the blades may be necessary for some people to thoroughly clean the inside, however we have learned its better to primarily clean the shaver head attachment by pulling it out from the shaver base to run warm water over the surface of the blades and then let it dry. This will wash the hair out without having to remove blades.
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If you're referring to the stubble that grows back. I would say yes but not a huge significance. The hairs become a lot easier to shave.
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There's definitely some residue where you apply the product. If you shampoo and allow the shampoo to remain in your hair while you shave, etc., then all residue washes out with the first rinse. It also saves on shampoo. ☺
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Hi R.S. Wanat, I would say about ten times or more if you space it out with shaving every two to three days to make the blades last longer. They really do a good job getting rid of the stubble. The blades are super sharp so please shave gently. After awhile just like with any blade you will start to feel a pulling sensation(dull blade) which is a signal to change to a new blade. Wishing you many happy shaves.
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You can lift the shaving head holder and just rinse it under running water. It detaches and snaps back quite easily.
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I have dismantled the shaver once and I can say that the design is made so that you will definitely not have any water inside. Concerning the head, I would avoid to use it when wet. The collection of the cut hair would not be efficient and your shaving would not be that smooth as when it is dry. When I shave in the morning, I clean the head with water and I dry it right after with WC-paper. Doing so, I am sure it will be dry for the next morning.
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No, hairs are retained inside and the shaver lets you know when it needs cleaning by lighting up an image of a tap. You can shave anywhere.