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3 Ways to Clean a Curling Iron

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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A curling iron is an essential tool for many people when it comes to styling their hair. However, with frequent use, it can become dirty and covered with built-up hair products, such as hairspray and hair gel. Cleaning your curling iron regularly ensures optimal performance and extends its lifespan. In this article, we will discuss three effective methods to clean a curling iron.

1. Using Rubbing Alcohol:

One of the most popular methods of cleaning a curling iron involves using rubbing alcohol. The alcohol helps dissolve any residue that has built up on the barrel of the iron.

Steps for cleaning with rubbing alcohol:

a. Unplug the curling iron and make sure it is completely cool before cleaning.

b. Dampen a soft cloth or cotton ball with rubbing alcohol.

c. Gently rub the barrel of the curling iron with the cloth or cotton ball to remove residue.

d. Using a clean, dry cloth, wipe down the curling iron to remove any excess alcohol.

e. Allow the curling iron to air dry before plugging it in for use again.

2. Baking Soda and Water:

Another effective way to clean your curling iron is by using a paste made from baking soda and water.

Steps for cleaning with baking soda and water:

a. Unplug and allow your curling iron to cool down completely.

b. In a small bowl, mix equal parts baking soda and water until you form a thick paste.

c. Use an old toothbrush or small brush to apply the paste to the barrel of your curling iron.

d. Gently scrub all areas with buildup until they are clean.

e. Wipe away any excess paste with a damp cloth.

f. Dry the curling iron thoroughly using a clean, dry cloth before plugging it back in.

3. Cleaning Wipes:

For those who prefer a quicker and more convenient method, commercial cleaning wipes designed specifically for hot styling tools can be used to clean your curling iron.

Steps for cleaning with cleaning wipes:

a. Unplug the curling iron and wait for it to cool down fully.

b. Use cleaning wipes specially made for hot tools, and thoroughly wipe down the barrel of the iron.

c. Make sure you remove all residue and buildup.

d. After cleaning, let the curling iron dry completely before using it again.

In conclusion, a clean curling iron not only leads to better performance but also prolongs its life. By following one of these three methods, you can keep your curling iron in tip-top shape and ensure faultless hair styling for a long time to come.

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