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Quick Cleaning for Immediate Reuse

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What happens here

After the roller has collected a significant amount of debris and starts to lose its tackiness, it's time to clean it. For a quick refresh and immediate reuse, submerge the roller head into a bucket of water. You can use hot water for better cleaning, though cold water also works. Swirl the roller around in the water to dislodge all the collected hair, lint, and dust. Once clean, remove the roller from the water, shake off any excess liquid, and allow it to air dry, or gently wipe it with a clean cloth. The stickiness will return once it's dry.

Goal: Remove collected debris from the roller for immediate reuse

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — Holding water for rinsing the roller
  • Water Tap water — Rinsing and cleaning the roller

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Safe on hardwood, tile, laminate, linoleum, and it leaves no residue. Now, the brush, when the hair gets stuck in the truck, no more what the pug on those rugs. You're building bears off of your stairs. Now, watch this. This is how you 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.

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