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+ | [* black] Set the brush aside and fill the large bowl with hot water |
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+ | [* icon_note] The bathroom sink can be used in place of the bowl |
+ | [* black] Add ½ cup of white vinegar to the bowl of water |
+ | [* icon_note] The vinegar will work to remove any germs and bacteria from the brush |
+ | [* icon_note] 1/4th cup of ammonia can be used in place of the vinegar or 1/4th ounce of tea tree oil which is a very effective natural sterilizer for hairbrushes 3b. Place the brush into the large bowl with the bristles facing down and let soak for 30 minutes |
+ | [* black] Place the brush into the large bowl with the bristles facing down and let soak for 30 minutes |
+ | [* icon_caution] DO NOT exceed the thirty-minute soak time, allowing the brush to soak for longer can cause damage to the rubber cushions |
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