How to Maintain Rotary Shaver Heads
Rotary shavers are the shaver of choice for many men because they appreciate the way the heads rotate to conform to the shape of the face. Because you're spending more for the rotary shaver than a disposable, you'll want to maintain the shaver to serve you for a long time. Follow these tips to take care of the rotary heads. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Cleaning a Rotary Shaver
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Use your breath to blow hair out of the heads after each shave.
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Clean the heads with a brush about once a week. A brush should have come in the package with your rotary shaver.
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Take off the shaving head and unscrew the knob underneath. Remove the plate.
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Cleanse the cutters and screens according to manufacturer's instructions, using a liquid cleaner or a commercial spray. Some shavers are waterproof and you can run faucet water over them after you have unplugged the cord for safety.
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Spray a lubricant on the shaver after cleaning, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Inspecting a Rotary Shaver
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Remove the shaving head and unscrew the knob underneath that holds the plate. Take off the plate.
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Examine the screens and cutters for signs of wear.
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Test for a jammed head if the motor doesn't run. Try taking the head off and turning on the shaver. If the shaver runs, it's time to replace a defective head.
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Replace bad screens and cutters as a unit, not just one or the other, to maintain a smooth shave.
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Tips & Warnings
When cleaning the rotary heads on the shaver, be sure to keep each cutter and screen together. Mixing them up can result in a rough shave.
