shooz4unme no you cannot dip the clipper blades in this. This is specifically for guards and combs. There is another product called blade wash that can be used to clean your clipper blades.
Well in terms of scissors, by law in CA they have go in there, but barcicide can ruin japanese steel, so its better to spray with clippercide or cool care
How often should you change the barbicide solution if you're cleaning your own personal Combs that only you are using? Could you leave the combs in the barbicide until you get ready to use them or should you take them out after a certain time? Is it safe to use a stronger concentration of barbicide to water ratio?
Once it gets cloudy or foamy then change it. I feel like changing it daily is a scheme of Barbacide company to have the buyer run out quicker so you can buy another one. And they make more money that way.
Unfortunately no you can't. It takes time to clean. Thats the ratio to use. If you try and use more concentration it will just rot whatever tools are in there.
Yes, you should. What I do though is have multiples of everything (guards, combs, brushes, etc.). After each client I put all my soiled tools in its own box and pull out new ones for each new client . Then, I clean and disinfect all my soiled tools at the end of the day. Hope that helps.
That’s what I was wondering also. If you’re in a busy shop or something how are we gonna disinfect our stuff in between clients. There’s no possible way.
@@playboyjohnathan2978 yes you should. That’s why y’all be giving people ingrowns and pimples. Literally disinfectant your tools. If not then make time after each client to clean.
@@playboyjohnathan2978 I’m an esthetician and I give my self clean up time so I can disinfectant. I have never used a tool on one person and then another if I didn’t disinfectant properly. Disgusting.
So you’re telling me if you have 8 clients back to back in a day you would have 8 pairs of the half and one guard? Usually barbers don’t have the time to disinfect between cuts and I’ve never heard of them having multiple guards usually they have about 2-3 of each and spray with cool care to disinfect in between haircuts and use barbicide at the end of the day to disinfect everything completely
No I clean in between haircuts. I do hour long appointments. Service usually takes about 45 minutes then I spend 10-15 minutes cleaning & disinfecting.
@@ChretienGerada Thats really good just asking to get a idea from an experienced barber since a lot of my learning is coming from TH-cam. In the past I’ve gotten haircuts from people who do not follow a similar routine to yours so I’m gonna implement that. Great video btw
Thank u for all the reminders. Great info. BUT OMG did the water running for no reason bother me!!! 4 minutes in and I’m furious with the running water. lol do I have issues???
Because that is only cleaning your tools. They need to be disinfected after cleaning. Disinfecting is the killing of most microbial life that can lead to infection in humans-such as Influenza, Staphylococcus, HIV/AIDS, Herpes, Salmonella and Hepatitis. Cleaning your tools won’t disinfect them. Hope this helps
I don't see barbers doing this after every haircut and I've been to many barbershops. After a client, they use the same guards and combs/brushes, no cleaning. The most I've seen is a spray of the Cool Care, and that's only on the clippers. I've noticed the cleaning you described being accomplished either closed hours or before they open.
There is no such thing as wasting water. When you run water in a sink or flush a toilet, it does not go to the moon or another planet. It goes into the ground and is filtered by the ground which is many layers of dirt, rock and sand; then back into the aquifer where you got from in the fist place.
As long as you don’t leave it in past the recommended time it should be fine. Tools usually rust because people leave them in for hours or don’t use the proper ratios.
I don't use a neck duster anymore since they really can't be disinfected thoroughly. I just use a towel to clean off my clients. Hope this alternative helps.
Good thing I watch this, I was going to only pour the barbicide in the jar
Ong same
Lol me too 😂
Did that my first day at a shop 😂
Sameeeeeee
Lol it happens to the best of us. But if you do that it’ll rot your tools because the disinfectant is too concentrated and you waste a lot of money
Can I leave items inside overnight instead of 10mins?
It will ruin your tools
Q: Can I just dip the clipper blades in this solution n get the same result?
shooz4unme no you cannot dip the clipper blades in this. This is specifically for guards and combs. There is another product called blade wash that can be used to clean your clipper blades.
Chretien Gerada Thats what I thought.
how about using rubbing alcohol?
it isn't the same.
Well in terms of scissors, by law in CA they have go in there, but barcicide can ruin japanese steel, so its better to spray with clippercide or cool care
How often should you change the barbicide solution if you're cleaning your own personal Combs that only you are using? Could you leave the combs in the barbicide until you get ready to use them or should you take them out after a certain time? Is it safe to use a stronger concentration of barbicide to water ratio?
I would still change it out daily. The power of the concentration only last so long.
Once it gets cloudy or foamy then change it. I feel like changing it daily is a scheme of Barbacide company to have the buyer run out quicker so you can buy another one. And they make more money that way.
its a shame barbicide isnt available as a mens fragrance, it is so clean and fresh smelling i absolutely love the scent.
When you put half the bottle and then watch the vide and find out you have to put water
yes
Perfect Demonstration 🦠🦠👏👏☝️💇♂️
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed! More to come!
If your cutting your own hair and nobody else's should you use Barbicide? If not, will Andis cool care be enough?
You can to have overall clean hygiene.
@@ChretienGerada Would you also submerge foil assembly from shavers also?
@@chilledmechanic no you would just brush it down gently to avoid breaking foil and spray with andis cool care.
Do we need change the liquid in the jar after use it?or it can be use on the next day?
Deli Jubang it needs to be changed daily
Is it okay if I dispose it in the sink?
Yes
@@ChretienGerada thx
Where'd you get that Tray from
Home depot
YES!! More videos bro MOOORE!!! Let's collab hehe
You already know we going to have something cooking!
Can the concentration of barbacide be mixed to make it stronger so it doesn’t take 10 minutes to disinfect?
Unfortunately no you can't. It takes time to clean. Thats the ratio to use. If you try and use more concentration it will just rot whatever tools are in there.
Chretien Gerada thank you. Good to know.
do we need to use the disinfectant every time we finish with one client before going to next client ?
Yes, you should. What I do though is have multiples of everything (guards, combs, brushes, etc.). After each client I put all my soiled tools in its own box and pull out new ones for each new client . Then, I clean and disinfect all my soiled tools at the end of the day. Hope that helps.
That’s what I was wondering also. If you’re in a busy shop or something how are we gonna disinfect our stuff in between clients. There’s no possible way.
@@adge505 u don’t dis nigga capping If he says he does u should do it at the end of the day tho
@@playboyjohnathan2978 yes you should. That’s why y’all be giving people ingrowns and pimples. Literally disinfectant your tools. If not then make time after each client to clean.
@@playboyjohnathan2978 I’m an esthetician and I give my self clean up time so I can disinfectant. I have never used a tool on one person and then another if I didn’t disinfectant properly. Disgusting.
New subs buddy i wonder whats the smell of this barbicide?
It doesn't smell too crazy but i haven't gotten close enough to smell it like that lol
Smells like citrus
So you’re telling me if you have 8 clients back to back in a day you would have 8 pairs of the half and one guard? Usually barbers don’t have the time to disinfect between cuts and I’ve never heard of them having multiple guards usually they have about 2-3 of each and spray with cool care to disinfect in between haircuts and use barbicide at the end of the day to disinfect everything completely
No I clean in between haircuts. I do hour long appointments. Service usually takes about 45 minutes then I spend 10-15 minutes cleaning & disinfecting.
@@ChretienGerada Thats really good just asking to get a idea from an experienced barber since a lot of my learning is coming from TH-cam. In the past I’ve gotten haircuts from people who do not follow a similar routine to yours so I’m gonna implement that. Great video btw
@@hugocarrillo7179 no prob brotha, it’s hard but just gotta try your best to be as sanitary as possible
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Why do u need the barbercide if you clean the tools with soap?
Soap doesn’t completely kill all the bacteria and viruses that Barbicide does.
Thank u for all the reminders. Great info. BUT OMG did the water running for no reason bother me!!! 4 minutes in and I’m furious with the running water. lol do I have issues???
"I don't understand that word, und therefore it is meaningless"
Jürgen Klausvonschwitz
how many times do you clean your tools like that? or do you do that after every cut
After every cut. To save time, I have multiples of everything so if I’m running behind or don’t have time to clean I used my extras.
How do you get rid of razor bumps back of the head
Can you use this on my Gillette razor prior to use?
Where did you buy the jar?
So helpful, loved your thorough process
I’m excited to clean & disinfect all my barbering tools man
Great video! Thanks for this! 🙏🏽 👍🏽
Glad I could help!
Thank you for sharing this video ❤
How do you this during a fully booked day? Or is this done after hours?
I have multiples of everything to help
Thanks for making this video🤜 really helpful
Kalsang Dhondup no problem! Glad it was useful to you!
Can you put scissors in the barbicide?
No. It’ll rust. Wipe them down and spray with cool care.
Should guards be put in?
Do you deep clean like this when you done for the day?
Yes
where can i buy that tray??? Please share the link. Thx.
how often do u need to do this tho
why the running water?
Can u wash scissors
With water?
@@Andrewcook445 I would not wash with water as it will rust. Instead spray down with And is cool care on the blades.
@@ChretienGerada but u can put it on barber side?
I’m confused. Why can’t you just wash your guards and use them again? What more will this solution do after you have cleaned them.
Because that is only cleaning your tools. They need to be disinfected after cleaning.
Disinfecting is the killing of most microbial life that can lead to infection in humans-such as Influenza, Staphylococcus, HIV/AIDS, Herpes, Salmonella and Hepatitis.
Cleaning your tools won’t disinfect them.
Hope this helps
@@ChretienGerada Ok ok makes sense, thanks.
What is the size of the jar?
37 oz
Can you make a 32oz spray bottle and just spray barbacide as needed for the guards?
No, guards have to be fully submerged.
do you have to apply cool care on everything after you finish cleaning everything with barbacide?
No it’s already cleaned and disinfected.
Nice one
I know this is an old video but can you apparently the link for the barbacide jar?
You can find one at any beauty supply for about 15-20 bucks
Sally Beauty Supply carries them
So what happens if barbers don't use this
A barber's tools become prone to infectious diseases.
@@ChretienGerada thanks
Do we have to do this after every client? Or can I just spray with andis cool care after each client?
Yes, you have to disinfect and sanitize your work tools after every haircut.
I don't see barbers doing this after every haircut and I've been to many barbershops. After a client, they use the same guards and combs/brushes, no cleaning. The most I've seen is a spray of the Cool Care, and that's only on the clippers. I've noticed the cleaning you described being accomplished either closed hours or before they open.
Hi!! Can I use the mix for hair curler?
No, that is e electric. I'd recommend using the barbicide wipes. Hope that helps.
@@ChretienGerada thank you
Is it ok if I put no water in there
The solution will be too strong and rust your tools. Dilute it with water accordingly.
What size is the barbicide jar
37 oz
Will shears rust if they are made from stainless steel?
As long as you take proper care of them they should be fine.
Chretien Gerada how do you disinfect your shears in between clients?
Nice video but MAN you've wasted a lot water..
There is no such thing as wasting water. When you run water in a sink or flush a toilet, it does not go to the moon or another planet. It goes into the ground and is filtered by the ground which is many layers of dirt, rock and sand; then back into the aquifer where you got from in the fist place.
better to waste water than to waste barbicide
Thanks for the tutorial
Would the magnet on the Andis magnet guards rust?
As long as you don’t leave it in past the recommended time it should be fine. Tools usually rust because people leave them in for hours or don’t use the proper ratios.
How would one clean and disinfect a neckline duster?
I don't use a neck duster anymore since they really can't be disinfected thoroughly. I just use a towel to clean off my clients. Hope this alternative helps.
Hi how many time can we do this before we have to replace the disinfectant.
Replace the disinfectant daily
Can i put my double edge razor in there? 🪒??
Yes
@@ChretienGerada thankyou!! 💯🤝💯