How to Clean and

Disinfect
the tools and equipments
How to clean nail tool:

• Step 1: Use a toothpick. Small

bits of build up can become
caked on your clippers. In-some
cases, this may have
accumulated in a crevice. This
kind of unsightly buildup may
even remain after sterilizing or
disinfecting.
Step 2:

• Soak your clippers. Allowing your

clippers to soak in a cleaning
solution or disinfectant can cause
buildup to loosen or dissolve.
Generally, the longer you soak your
clippers, the greater the effect of your
cleaning solution or disinfectant will
have.
Step 3:

• Scrub your clippers. You might be

surprised by how effective a simple
dry scrubbing with a stiff bristle
brush can be. Take your brush and
apply it to your clippers. Switch your
scrubbing direction and angle
frequently while doing so.
How to clean nail equipment:

• Step 1: Clean your personal buffer

after each use. Every time you buff
your nails with this tool, you could
be getting germs on it. It’s better to
be safe than sorry! Cleaning your
buffer should also make it last longer
before you need to throw it out
StEP 2:
Scrub with a small nylon or wire brush
to remove surface debris. Either type
will work, so pick whichever brush is
easiest for you to purchase. Start by
scrubbing the buffer without soap or
water to remove the coating of dust
and debris.
 Step 3;

• Soak the buffer in acetone for a

few minutes. Fill a small
container with acetone nail
polish remover. Completely
submerge the buffer in the
liquid. This will remove any
remaining debris from the buffer.
Throw out the acetone when
you’re finished.
step 4:

• Scrub the buffer again with

antibacterial soap and warm
water. Use your bristle brush to
get a lather. Once you’ve given
the buffer a good scrub, rinse it
off. Now you’re ready to
disinfect.
Step 5:

Allow the buffer to air dry. Place

your buffer on a clean towel.
Check it after a few hours and flip
it over so the other side can dry as
well. You may need to squeeze
excess moisture out of a buffer
that contains foam parts.
Step 6:

• Store your buffer by wrapping it

in a clean towel. Once your
buffer is completely dry, choose
a small, clean towel. Place your
buffer on the towel and fold it
up. You can then put the buffer
wherever is most convenient for
you. It’ll be ready and waiting
when it’s time for your next
manicure!
Thank you for listening! :D