Care for tools & accessories

Care for brushes, dryer filters, sleep fabrics and removable hair pieces.

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Choose your starting point

Start with the item and its care label or manual. A brush, removable dryer filter, washable fabric, synthetic wig and human-hair clip-in weft need different handling. Select the guide for your item rather than transferring another item’s cleaning method.

Compare the methods

Explore the methods below. Open a guide for when to use it, what you’ll need and the full steps.

A person supports a clip-in weft above a wash basin while gently moving its lengths through the water.

20–40 min hands-on

Clean removable clip-in extensions

Off-head extension care cleans removable wefts and their attachment areas before complete drying and storage.

An unplugged hair dryer on a dry counter while a person removes only its separate rear filter cage.

2–5 min hands-on

Clean your hair dryer’s removable filter

Removable dryer-filter care clears lint and debris from the serviceable filter part named in a hair dryer’s own instructions.

Hands lift caught hairs gently from the teeth of a detached plastic hairbrush.

3–8 min hands-on

Clean your hairbrush and comb

Brush and comb cleaning removes caught hair and surface residue from grooming tools using care appropriate to their construction.

A person supports the wig cap while gently washing the hanging synthetic fibers downward over a sink.

10–20 min hands-on

Wash and dry a removable wig

Off-head wig care cleans a removable hairpiece and supports its cap and fibers as they dry.

A woman examines the blank care-label tab on a satin sleep bonnet beside a pillowcase and scarf.

5–10 min hands-on

Wash your bonnet, scarf or pillowcase

Sleep-fabric washing cleans a bonnet, scarf or pillowcase by the hand or machine method specified for that exact item.