Hair Brush Cleaner
🟢 Hair Brush Cleaner – Efficient Tool for Removing Trapped Hair
The Hair Brush Cleaner is a compact, practical tool designed to remove trapped hair, dust, and residue from all types of hairbrushes and combs. Featuring stiff nylon bristles for deep cleaning and a pointed tip for reaching narrow gaps, it restores brush hygiene quickly and effectively. Its lightweight ABS body provides comfortable handling, making it ideal for household use, salons, and beauty-care retailers.
Durable, washable, and easy to store, this cleaner helps extend the lifespan of hairbrushes while reducing waste—an excellent value-added accessory for personal care collections or grooming product lines.
⭐ Product Features
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Deep-cleaning nylon bristles: Easily remove tangled hair, lint, and buildup.
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Pointed cleaning tip: Reaches tight spaces between brush bases and bristles.
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Lightweight ABS design: Easy to handle and durable for long-term use.
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Compact & convenient: Simple to store, ideal for home and professional grooming.
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Washable & reusable: Hygiene-friendly and suitable for repeated daily use.
⭐ Applications
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Cleaning hairbrushes, round brushes, and combs
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Removing hair and lint from salon tools
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Suitable for personal grooming, beauty salons, and retail haircare accessories
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Helps maintain hygiene and extend brush lifespan
⭐ Specifications
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Material: ABS, Nylon
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Size: 18.5 × 1.5 × 4.5 cm
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Product Code: RT-C2419
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