Can these clippers be rinsed out with water for easy cleaning?
747119
No, these clippers are no different than a regular hair clipper with the exception of the cutting blades. But they are not designed to be exposed to water, they do come with a cleaning brush and some lubricating oil. They way I clean them is by removing the hair with the brush and then I use a dry rag or cloth. Then I apply some oil to the blades only and store.
747120
No, I would not use water on them... But you can take clipper oil and and use it to clean the blades.
747121
I havnet but I would say yes. I just wipe it off either by hand or tissue. Im sure you could windex the tissue.
747122
I don't think so. This is electrical, so no water should be used. You can clean with alcohol. Also, it comes with lubricant.
747123
I use Andis Cool Care Plus and oil the blades before the next use. You cannot use water to clean clippers.
2111433
Not sure. I have never tried. They are super simple to clean... just wipe with a damp cloth!
2103131
They're so easy to rinse I don't know why they'd need to go through a dishwasher. I've never had a need to do more than rinse, but my guess is it'd be ok if nothing was touching it.
1822128
Yes. It is excellent at cleaning and disinfecting. Just be sure not to submerge the blade past the moving parts of the clipper.
874632
I wash them in soapy water and rinse them thoroughly. Since I use them to apply flea control onto animals my solution wears the numbers off after a few uses so I must dispose of them.
1318253
Sorry no. However I have had customer in my store claim they do simply rinse them off. However, I would recommend tossing them every six months (or sooner for high use) per the instructions. Thank you
490714
I cannot see why not? I assume you are using another clipper now. This is just a better clipper IMHO.
55731
I use this thing daily so they really isn't much of a cleanup. I do, however, use clippers on my leg hair twice a month and I just sit in an empty tub and do it there. Just rinse it down!
456704
Yes, we have found these easy to clean. Just scrub with a clean toothbrush. Depending on water quality and use they last last for many years.
87832
I would soak them to be sure. Rinse afterwards & let dry.......... Works well & won't come back !
1260051
Yes, I wash them on the top rack of the dishwasher (have done it for about 1-1/2 years). No problems!
1356395
Hi. I dont use them, its easy enough to rinse out. Personal preference really. :)
983851
I don't think anyone really cleans these... you just buy a new one. With that said you could run water on it and brush with a soapy sponge if you wish and allow to air dry overnight.
556253
I'm sorry, I'm not sure. Maybe call the company. I can say it takes some pre rinsing to get them fully clean.
2148704
I have been using them for over 10 years and have never needed to clean them. I suppose if you sweat profusely, you might need something, but I really don't see why. However, I would think you could through them in the washing machine.
1787915
Yes. I've washed mine in the dishwasher a few times and they come out fine.
1780479
Yes... I simply rinse it after each use... Really easy and not much trouble......