Neglecting Your Bald Shaver can lead to serious problems. You want to make sure you are cleaning your bald shaver every time you pass it on your head or body. Shaving your hair traps hairs and cream inside of the blades and without proper cleaning your shaver may overload the motor and also it will be unsanitary. Imagine not washing off your toothbrush for many days, the toothbrush would be gross and would be less effective.
If you shave every 1-2 days, you will want to dip the shaver in a cup of water and then run the shaver. This will push out all the shaved hairs and any cream that you may be using. Every 10 shaves you will want to do a deep clean of your shaver. This can be done by taking the blade heads off individually and using a brush and water to remove any longer hairs that are stuck. This process takes 5 minutes. Make sure you pop back on the heads securely before shaving again.
If you shave less often, then you want to dip the shaver in a cup of water and then run the shaver to clean. You will also want to pull apart the heads and check to see if there is any build up from previous shaves.
If you do not clean your shaver, the shaver will break or overheat. It's like running a lawn mower in mud that is filled with grass and rocks. Eventually the motor will die, and you will have to replace your whole shaver.
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