How often should the foaming net be replaced? Why should we pay attention to replacing the foaming net?

The foaming net is a good companion for facial cleansers, facial soaps, and shampoo soaps, and can effectively rub out dense foam. But everything has a lifespan. So, how often should the bubbler net be replaced?

How often should the bubbler be replaced?

Generally, it should be replaced every 2 to 3 months. Of course, it depends on the extent of use and whether it is properly stored. If you use it frequently, it is best to replace it every 2-3 months. If you are a germaphobe, you can change it frequently. If the after-use maintenance measures are not done well, they should be replaced frequently.

Why should we pay attention to replacing the foaming net?

Do not exceed the usage time of the foaming net, as it will have a greater impact on your face, not only damaging the skin but also causing allergies.

The replacement time of the foaming net depends on your usage and habits. If you use it frequently, it is best to replace it every 2-3 months. It is recommended that people with obsessive-compulsive disorder change their clothes frequently, otherwise they will feel uncomfortable both psychologically and physically.

The foaming net has been used continuously for more than 2 months, which is a problem that many people ignore, because many people tend to believe their own eyes, or are not aware of the problem of long-term use of the foaming net. I took a look at it and found that the bubble net was still white and clean, without any yellowing or discoloration, so I felt that the bubble net was very clean and there was no need to replace it. But in fact, the foaming net has started to get dirty at this time, and mites and bacteria that are invisible to the naked eye will breed on the mesh part. At this time, the foaming net has become an allergen and can easily induce allergies, especially for the facial skin.

How to deal with the foaming net after use

After using the foaming net, rinse the foam on it thoroughly with clean water to prevent the remaining foam from breeding bacteria and causing mildew. Then place it in a dry and ventilated place to dry and store to avoid the growth of bacteria and secondary contamination. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, the service life of the foaming net will be shortened accordingly.