Gunk and debris may come off easier if you wash products while they're a little warm. After unplugging a beauty supply product, allow it to cool until it's lukewarm before attempting to wash it.Never clean a product that's still plugged in.
 Items like curling irons and flat irons may build up a lot of dirt and debris. If it's been awhile since you've cleaned these tools, this may not come off easily. Try treating them white vinegar.Place white vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray it on the tools about 6 to 8 inches away from them.
Then, wipe the tools down.
 If your items have not been washed in a long time, use alcohol swabs. You may to disinfect something like a hairbrush or comb if it's potentially harboring bacteria. For example, if you dropped your brush outdoors, you may want to wash it with alcohol.
Clean electronic products when they're lukewarm.
Treat difficult stains with white vinegar.
Try alcohol swabs on very dirty products.
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