When following cleaning guidelines on a non-particle microdermabrasion device, what should be done before wetting?

When following cleaning guidelines on a non-particle microdermabrasion device, what should be done before wetting?

• A. Brush Cells Out
• B. Rinse the Device
• C. Reassemble
• D. Turn On Device

Answer: (A)

Dry brushing to remove debris is the first step in cleaning a non-particle microdermabrasion device. Brushing out cells or buildup while the device is dry physically dislodges particles from the head and crevices without introducing water that could push debris deeper or into sensitive parts. This makes the subsequent rinse more effective and helps prevent clogging. Wetting first can smear and spread debris and increase the risk of moisture entering areas that should stay dry, which complicates cleaning and could harm the device.

Dry brushing to remove debris is the first step in cleaning a non-particle microdermabrasion device. Brushing out cells or buildup while the device is dry physically dislodges particles from the head and crevices without introducing water that could push debris deeper or into sensitive parts. This makes the subsequent rinse more effective and helps prevent clogging. Wetting first can smear and spread debris and increase the risk of moisture entering areas that should stay dry, which complicates cleaning and could harm the device.