Clippercide guides and label notes
We put these notes together for the person holding the clipper between clients or services. They cover how the 15 oz spray works on the station, how the lubricant film protects running blades, and how to stay within professional standards on the job.
The clipper routine between two barbershop clients
A practical guide to clearing, coating and the 5 to 10 wet minutes needed to keep clipper blades within health and safety standards between services.
Keep reading →Clipper oil and aerosol spray at the station
A bottle of plain clipper oil lubricates moving steel, while our 15 oz aerosol spray covers lubrication alongside cleaning, cooling, rust prevention and hospital-grade disinfection.
Keep reading →Clippers on the grooming table
Dense animal coats pack clipper teeth and generate heat fast, making regular cleaning, cooling and disinfection essential between grooming services.
Keep reading →Why clipper blades stay sharp when the film stays on
A regular aerosol film prevents corrosion, reduces friction, and protects teeth between every haircut.
Keep reading →What the Clippercide label says and what it requires
A straightforward review of the registered claims, contact times and blade directions printed on our 15 oz aerosol can for barbers, stylists and pet groomers.
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