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Clippercide
The 5-in-1 clipper spray

One aerosol can that handles five jobs on your blades

From the makers of Barbicide, we make Clippercide to disinfect, lubricate, clean, cool and prevent rust in one step. It has sat on barbershop back bars, salon stations and grooming tables for decades, sprayed directly onto blades after each use.

Clippercide 5-in-1 clipper spray, 15 oz

EPA-registered disinfectant

Our formula is bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal and tuberculocidal, proven on the label to kill HIV-1 and TB.

Board-ready standards

This spray keeps your grooming tools within strict health and safety standards between services on the back bar.

One aerosol, 5 jobs

A single 15 oz can disinfects, lubricates, cleans, cools and prevents rust on your running blades after each cut.

One can, five jobs

The 5 jobs of the spray

We make one can to replace five separate steps at the back bar, salon station or grooming table. A single 15 oz aerosol handles the entire turn between clients.

Disinfects

EPA-registered hospital-grade formula that is bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal and tuberculocidal, proven to kill HIV-1 and TB on clipper blades when left wet for 5 to 10 minutes.

Lubricates

Leaves a light film of lubricant directly on the metal, which keeps blades running smoother and quieter throughout a full day of cuts.

Cleans

High-pressure aerosol spray blows loose hair, dirt and debris out from between the teeth so you do not have to take the blade set apart.

Cools

Cuts the heat and friction a running blade builds up during heavy work, cooling the steel quickly between services at your chair.

Prevents rust

Guards against corrosion between cuts. The protective lubricant film left behind prevents rust on your cutting edges and keeps blades sharp.

The catalog

Our 15 oz can in four pack sizes

We make one 15 oz aerosol can. You can buy it as a single can or in packs of 2, 3 and 6, depending on how fast your stations go through spray.

The formula is the same in every listing. Per-can cost runs from $16.99 for a single down to $9.17 in the pack of 6.

Clippercide 5-in-1 clipper spray, 15 oz
Label directions

How to use Clippercide on your blades

Clippercide does all 5 jobs only when you follow our label directions. Most people spray and wipe right away, but the blades must stay wet for 5 to 10 minutes to reach full hospital-grade disinfection.

  1. Clear

    Blast the spray through the teeth first: the pressure blows out hair and debris a brush cannot reach.

  2. Coat

    Spray straight onto the blades after each use.

  3. Wait

    Leave the blades wet for 5 to 10 minutes: that is what full disinfection takes.

  4. Wipe

    Wipe off the excess and the clipper is ready for the next chair.

Count how many cans your shop goes through

Put in your number of stations and how long a 15 oz can lasts at one chair. We will total the monthly order for your shop without guessing.

From the ratings

What the stations say

Here is what working barbers and groomers say about keeping our 15 oz can on their stations between cuts.

Treat your clippers and health

Keeps your clippers sharp, well lubed and clean; it has antifungal properties. It is worth the money

PEJAGANA

Excellent Product

Product recommended to me by my hair stylist. Works fantastic at protecting, cleaning and lubricating my beard trimmer.

Hunter

Essential for Clipper Maintenance

This is the best product for cleaning shaving heads. It effectively cleans and lubricates in one step, making it incredibly easy to use. Highly recommended for keeping your equipment in top condition.

Thomas Phelan
Straight answers

Questions about Clippercide

We make one 15 oz can for the back bar and grooming table. Here are the answers to the questions barbers, stylists and groomers ask us most often about what is inside.

Do I still need clipper oil if I use this spray?
Clipper oil only lubricates. Our spray lubricates, but it also disinfects, cleans, cools and guards against rust between clients. The two are not rivals, because the spray handles the routine between services.
How long do the blades need to stay wet after spraying?
Blades stay wet for 5 to 10 minutes before you wipe off any excess. That wet time is what the label calls full hospital-grade disinfection. It gives the formula time to do its job on the metal.
What organisms is this spray proven to kill on blades?
Our EPA-registered formula is bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal and tuberculocidal, proven to kill HIV-1 and TB. Those are the exact claims on our label. We do not test or list anything beyond that.
Will using this satisfy state board health standards?
It keeps grooming tools within strict health and safety standards between services. The formula handles the sanitation requirements barbers and stylists face every day. Regular use keeps your station compliant.
Can I use this on a home hair clipper?
The label addresses professional barbers, stylists and pet groomers, but the routine is identical on a home machine. A single 15 oz can is the right size for home maintenance. It keeps personal blades clean and sharp.
Which pack size should I order for my setup?
A single 15 oz can is right if you want to try it out on one machine. We offer packs of 2, 3 and 6 for shops where more than one station sprays throughout the day. Every can holds the exact same formula.
On the back bar

Keep a can on your station

We make one 15 oz can, available on its own or in packs of 2, 3 and 6. Set it by your clippers, spray the blades after each service, and let the formula do the five jobs it has handled for decades.

Clippercide 5-in-1 clipper spray, 15 oz, pack of 6