It doesn’t take that much oil to oil a blade, most groomers over oil them. When you over oil, the oil will drain through the teeth and onto the coat. So they turn to other forms of lubrication like Spray Coolants, Rem Oil, or WD-40. Blade oil is the best form of lubrication.
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This “all over” trim can be adapted to many breeds but it is particularly cute on
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Poodles are arguably one of the most versatile breeds with regard to trim styles. Many of
A good portion of our “Bread & Butter” client list consists of some form of “designer”
Everyone is slow this time of year, and it’s a good time to go through your grooming equipment and shop equipment. This is the calm before the storm—the snowbirds are coming back and usually their pets are a mess, so our equipment has to be ready.
Spring Check-up for Your Equipment Read More
Blade plaque is that stuff that sticks to the inside of the teeth on your clipper blades. Most don’t pay attention to it, but in reality it’s something you need to remove and keep off your blades as part of your blade cleaning process.
It is truly aw inspiring to watch successful contest groomers as they apply their artistry and
Maltese Short Pet Trim Read More