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Keeping Hair Clippers Running

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Date: 03/19/2005 Topics: Pets > Grooming | Old Categories > Pets  
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If your clippers become too hot and stop clipping, for example: when shaving your dog - just dip them in alcohol while they are still running, and this will cool them off enough so that they continue to clip!

By Julia Laskowski

Editor's Note: I would unplug the Clippers before doing this. Another thing you can do is dip a toothbrush in alcohol and brush the hair out of the clipper blade. Also, keeping the Clippers oiled with a little 3 in 1 oil after each use you should keep them running smoothly.
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By valery (83) Profile Contact
That could be dangerous. It's like dipping them in water. You can buy coolent in a spray that is made to cool the clippers. Yes hot clippers can cause a serious burn......

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