Wahl Clipper Blade Oil, 4-oz bottle
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Wahl Clipper Blade Oil is an essential item for both professionals and home groomers. After every few cuts, you should place two or three drops between your clipper blades to keep them properly maintained. Lubricating clipper blades can help reduce friction and heat, helps keep blades from becoming dull and contributes to a longer blade life.
Key Benefits- Helps maintain blades.
- Reduces friction and heat.
- Keeps blades from getting dull.
- Extends the life of your blade.
- Use after every few cuts.
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Item Number104477
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LifestageAdult
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MaterialPlastic
Place 2 or 3 drops of oil between blades after every few haircuts.
What Is The Best Way To Minimize Shedding?
There is no way to eliminate all of the shedding but you can limit it with frequent brushing, bathing and the use of shampoos especially formulated for shedding dogs. Using a blow dryer on a low, cool setting after bathing will also help.
How Can I Make My Dog More Comfortable For Grooming?
It is always wise take your dog for a walk or exercise prior to grooming activities, particularly if he is the type to get restless, antsy or apprehensive. It will diminish the dog’s energy level and make it easier to complete the task. Aromatherapists say the smell of spearmint and peppermint help calm dogs, so it might be worth buying a few scented candles.
What Is The Best Way To De-Mat My Dog?
Use a liquid fur detangler or work some baby oil into the mat. Let it sit for several minutes and then loosen and separate using your fingers or the end of a comb. Gently brush out the loosened sections. Severe, stubborn mats may have to be clipped if detangling doesn’t work.
Do I Really Need To Brush My Dog?
Absolutely. Not brushing will lead to the development of mats. Matted hair will pull and inflame his sensitive skin and will be painful to remove. Regular brushing will also keep the dog’s skin healthy by stimulating blood flow and distributing natural oils, while also rooting out parasites.
Does Bathing My Dog In Tomato Juice Really Work If A Skunk Sprays My Dog?
Yes, it usually does. If you don’t want to be so messy with the bath, you can make your own de-skunking solution with 1 quart of 3 % hydrogen peroxide, ¼ cup of baking soda and 1 teaspoon of liquid soap.
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Works, BUT...
By MiasMom on Feb 10, 2021
It works... BUT you may as well just go ahead and get yourself the tub of Extend-A-Life Blade Rinse instead, as that lubricates with the same exact ingredient (low molecular weight mineral oil) — AND disinfects and helps remove the ground in hairs! You’ll need to get that anyway, and that already does the job of this too… so this becomes a total waste of money! You can’t even use this on your shears instead, as clipper oil is too heavy for shears (you’ll need the Chris Christensen Shear Oil Pen for that)! TL;DR: Get the tub of Top Performance Extend-A-Life Blade Rinse instead! Chewy sells it, too!
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This is the one
By Guru on Jan 25, 2021
You need this to keep your motor nice and oily to prevent wear. The great thing about this one is it can be used for all your clippers sets (dogs and people) barber and groomer, you can use this on all your clippers instead of just your dog sets. I don't use the same bottle of course, but I have a bottle at my shop for people and a bottle at home for my dogs. The main difference is for people I will top my clippers with the oil sheen spray, as for dogs I top my clippers with the Cool spray as I don't have to worry about hot clippers for people. ALWAYS KEEP YOUR BLADES LUBED AND CLEAN BY USING DISINFECTANT SPRAY AND LUBE TO PREVENT WEAR, trust me. Your clippers can last 1-2 years or 9-10.
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I like spray can better
By Jojean on Sep 13, 2020
Is ok, but I like the sprsy can better, that oils and cools blade
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Clipper care
By Killer on Sep 1, 2019
I bought the clippers. I bought this product as recommended. It really keeps the clippers in good condition.
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Works great on my Wahl cordless Arco clipper
By Toby2 on Aug 25, 2019 Top 250 Contributor
I have been using Wahl clipper blade oil since owning my first Wahl clippers and blades years ago and recommend them
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Oily oil at it's best.
By Razzy on Jul 19, 2019
If you have Wahl clippers you need Wahl clippers oil. It was cheap and I got it fast.
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Quick relief
By Mia5 on Jun 13, 2019
It's quick and easy to apply. Works great with the busy day when I schedule doggies spa day.
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Exactly as ordered.
By LuluWa on Nov 16, 2018 Top 500 Contributor
I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but I a sure that it is perfect. It is the type and brand that matches my clippers, so I am certain it will be great.
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Exceptional price
By Kona on Nov 25, 2018
Age old product. Been using it for years. Works as intended without fail.
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Excellent cloipper oil
By Elizabeth on Apr 19, 2018
Nice good sized bottle of clipper oil for my new Wahl clippers
