Burmax Clipper Cleaning Spray — Black The Burmax Clipper Cleaning Spray accessory is a professional-grade brush built to remove cut hair, dust, and debris from clipper blades, trimmers, and stations. The 5 3/4-inch brush features a black handle and dense black nylon bristles that reach into tight blade gaps to keep your tools running cleanly between clients. It is a barbershop essential alongside your cleaning spray and disinfectant routine.
Designed for high-volume professional use, this Burmax cleaning brush stands up to daily wear on the bench. The firm but flexible bristles sweep away clippings without scratching plated or coated blades, and the slim handle makes it easy to maneuver around tight blade teeth, taper levers, and tool details.
Key Features
- 5 3/4-inch professional clipper cleaning brush
- Comfortable black handle for everyday salon use
- Dense black nylon bristles that reach blade teeth
- Slim profile fits into tight blade gaps
- Durable construction built for daily barbershop work
- From trusted barber supply brand Burmax
How to Use
After each client, run the Burmax brush along clipper blades to dislodge clippings and dust. Pair with a clipper cleaning spray or blade wash for a deeper clean, then apply clipper oil to keep the cutter moving smoothly. Use the brush to sweep around your station, trimmers, and tool rolls. Rinse the bristles periodically with warm water to keep them performing like new.
Best For
- Barbers maintaining clippers and trimmers between clients
- Stylists keeping shears and stations tidy
- Anyone running an at-home grooming kit who wants clean tools
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will the bristles scratch my clipper blades?
A: The nylon bristles are firm yet gentle enough to sweep debris without scratching standard clipper finishes.
Q: Can I rinse the brush?
A: Yes. Rinse with warm water and let it air-dry between uses.
Q: Does this replace clipper oil and disinfectant?
A: No. The brush is a complement to your full cleaning routine, not a replacement for oil or disinfectant.
