I love mine, but not sure if there is any way to clean it. Over time it really collects my hair and is getting very clogged up. Any thoughts?
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I suggest cleaning it after every use so you don't have a buildup. You can also take a damp microfiber cloth (not dripping wet for obvious reasons) and gently wipe between the bristles to remove any product buildup. This is how I cared for my last dryer last for years until it burnt out. Its a fantastic product...I love mine too!
1269028
The back vent opens up so you can clean it a little but it isn't easy to clean. Sorry wish I had more advise....hope this helps some.
1269029
I clean mine after each use and have no problems. I do not have thick hair though.
1269030
I used a "rat-tail" comb to clean the hair out; product build-up is another story. I tried using a toothbrush, but the bristles weren't stiff enough to get everything. Got the worst of it cleaned up, and continue to use it, just cleaning it occasionally. (rubbing alcohol would probably work okay).
1269031
It is imperative to get any hair from the the hair dryer, ESP the air intake screen at the bottom. My hair is long so it doesn't get anywhere I can't easily pull it away. If hair gets on the heating elements it weakens them, will overheat & eventually burn them up. You may want to let your hair dry more before using this dryer. I use a more powerful one to do the majority of blow drying & use my infinity to smooth straighten & sculpt. Maybe use less product or until after you dry it. I love mine too! I also run it in the cool setting after each heat use.
1269032
Pull and vacuum the hair from the brushes and take Q tips dipped in alcohol to remove the build up of product residue on the rigid prongs. There is also a filter on the end. It can be opened or just left and vacuum the lint accumulated. You should not let any of these things build up as this increases length of time to dry hair, uses more energy than necessary and will also limit the life of your Infiniti Pro. Hopes this helps you.
347574
I love this vacuum! After a while the filter will get clogged with dust and dirt. I have tried washing it but I don't feel it works as well as having a new filter.
1234330
Really easy, had mine for years now. What I do is a use the brush that comes with it. I brush out any hair then what I like to do is use an alcohol pad and sanitize it. Hope that helps you.
1647529
I have had the same problem no matter what type of brush I used, I swish mine in a little bleach, once in a while, keeps it clean through and through and stays in top condition. Just rinse it well.
1750797
I thought about it but, you'll have to clean out the filter after you vacuum because it will be fill with hairs and it's kinda hard to get the hair off the foam filter because it sticks to it even if the direction tells you to wash it but it's no problem.
1845628
I clean mine weekly. I shut it off,quik scrub with a brush, put it back it. I did let it go 2 weeks while I was away and it was still pumping strong. Hope this helps
1961450
I vacuum the pre filter when I see a lot of dust and hair on mine. It makes it last much longer. Not sure how well it would hold up to washing.
1024933
Have you checked the roller in the bottom of the vacuum? Could be tangled with hair. Secondly, the motor and canister areas need to be cleaned out or they will get congested with dust/particles.
1889999
I did disassemble mine to wash it. Have you tried soaking it in some hot bleach water? (Just a cap full should do the trick)
1522000
I just purchased one of these and had the same question. Why does this happen? I wish I would have seen your comment BEFORE I purchased. ALready seems like such a hassle to clean every day and the cute little brush at the end of the scoop doesn't help.
1845113
Nonono, I just clean it like once every 2nd month or something in the cleaning station. I clean it once per month just by adding soap to it and let it buzz for 30 seconds :)
988538
I have fine hair too. I'm not very good with the brush but the curling iron attachment worked well and the hair dryer attachment is great because the blower isn't too strong and it doesn't blow my hair flat like other hair dryers do. The issue I had with the curling iron attachment is that the cord doesn't spin very well and the cord wore out. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of options for things that work well with short, fine hair.
943541
I had mine for longer than only a few months but it did start losing heat. I think it may be because of element getting clogged due to hair product but I would check with manufacturer to get clear answer and possible solution.
2048566
Sorry ! I don't know how to clean this product. I have not clean mine yet. Hope some one can help you.
1234326
I've had this for I think almost a year now? This is my first epilator and I must say that it's really easy to clean. Just remove that blue thing and then use the small brush that comes with it to clean out the hairs. Roll the tweezers then brush, roll it, brush. Blow it off. and then all clean! I clean it every time I use it, like after doing my right underarm, i'll brush the hairs out then do my left, then brush the hairs out again.
146141
I had mine for several years before I bought a new one. I just cleaned the old one regularly
71551
i've not washed mine, i just whack it to get hair, crumbs out. BUT if i were to wash it i'd probably put it in a pillow case, delicate, cold, etc.