Philips Quick Clean Pod cartuccia CC12/50 confezione da 2 cartucce di pulizia per testine rasoio elettrico

The Philips Quick Clean Pod Cleaning cartridge CC12/50 is made for use with Philips electric shavers to maintain hygiene and effective removal of cut hair. Each pack contains two replacement cartridges and is intended to support the Quick Clean Pod system for routine cleaning. For best results and continuous cleaning performance, replace the cartridge approximately every 9 months. Compatible with Philips shavers, the cartridge helps keep the shaver head cleaner than rinsing with water alone.

Advantages

The Philips CC12/50 cartridge delivers reliable cleaning performance designed for the Quick Clean Pod, removing cut hair and residue more effectively than water rinsing. The twin-pack provides spare capacity so you can maintain consistent cleaning over time. Replacing the cartridge at recommended intervals helps preserve shaver hygiene and may contribute to prolonging the life of the shaving head.

Suitable for

• Routine cleaning of Philips electric shaver heads with the Quick Clean Pod
• Users who want a hygienic shaving routine and easier maintenance
• Replacing exhausted cleaning cartridges every 9 months

Key specifications

• Brand: Philips
• Model / MPN: CC12/50
• EAN: 8710103944652
• Pack contents: 2 cleaning cartridges
• Recommended replacement interval: approximately every 9 months
• Category: Accessories for shavers and clippers

How to use

Install the CC12/50 cartridge into the Quick Clean Pod according to the pod’s instructions and run the cleaning cycle after shaving. Dispose of the cartridge and replace it with a new one when performance decreases or after the recommended replacement period. Follow any additional instructions supplied with your Quick Clean Pod or shaver to ensure correct installation and operation.

Recommendations

Use the Quick Clean Pod with the CC12/50 cartridge after each shave for best hygiene; replace the cartridge approximately every 9 months or sooner if cleaning effectiveness declines.