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Deep Cleaning to Restore Full Stickiness

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What happens here

Over prolonged use, the oils from pet hair and other debris can accumulate on the gel silicone surface of the roller, leaving a thin film of residue. This residue can significantly reduce the roller's stickiness, making it seem less effective. To fully restore its original tackiness, apply a small amount of dish soap, such as Dawn dish soap (or any other grease-cutting dish soap), directly onto the roller's surface. Gently rub the soap across the gel to emulsify and remove the oily film. Thoroughly rinse the roller under running water until all traces of soap are gone. Ensure no suds remain. Finally, allow the roller to air dry completely or wipe it down with a clean, lint-free cloth. This deep cleaning process removes the oils, effectively making the roller sticky 'for life'.

Goal: Restore original stickiness by removing oil residue

Tools and materials

  • Dish Soap Dawn — Removing oily residue from the roller
  • Water Tap water — Rinsing the soap off the roller

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clean and keep them sticky. Now, you can do hot water most of the time. Just use French dry or use no peeling, no paper, no refills. Now, over time, the oils of the hair will stick to the gel, leaving a film of residue. So, don't be tripping when they're not sticking. They're not broke. All you need Dawn dish soap. Wipe it down, rinse it off, it'll remove the oils, and keeps them sticky for life. You can find these at stickitrollers.com. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it.

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