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Thank you so much for showing how to remove the blade, and the hint about turning it on to switch the lengths. I was so frustrated trying to remove the blade and worried that I would break it. The image in the instructions for removing the blade was so confusing. Glad I found your video!
Thanks for the comment Anne, I'm glad the video helped! Yeah, removing the blade and putting it back on is a little tricky. Do you use these to clip your dog or cat?
@@livingthedigitallife I have a standard poodle and she is much more tolerable of this clipper than others we've had before. Yes the blade is tricky but honestly your tutorial made it simple! Now there are no problems. Thanks again!
@@AnneBecker-j4y very cool! We raise Labradoodle puppies, feel free to check out one of my other channels here: th-cam.com/channels/8Slx96MvPH1fxlxWnRYQHA.html
Thank you for posting this. I had misplaced my instructions and needed to learn how to remove the blade (for oiling) withOUT breaking it. Best clippers for my kitties to remove matting. (My one boy licks my hand while I run the clippers so I KNOW he loves it.)
Thank u for this video, I just got mine and I’m new at grooming. I have a maltipoo and I’m not sure at what number to but the blade at for the body and is their a different number to put it on for the back side or under side ? I don’t want it to short would anyone know ? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Is their a video to show how to groom with this clipper? 😂 I could use it thank u
Hello @Bluesky, I'm not a groomer but my advice would be to start with the longer attachments, see how it looks and then go shorter if you need to. Thanks for the question! If anyone else can chime in, please do :)
I believe it's alright for the price I was given one but ,I am wondering how long it will hold up as I have an Airedales first time thru it started out alright but soon as it got to the thicker places it had a problem next time it will be easier before ngs it's been done once . If I was buying it myself it would be fine for a smother coated dog ,but I don't believe it will hold up to the Airedales very long
Thank you, thank you, thank you, I have been trying for days to remove the blade to clean it out and I couldn't do it until I saw your video. BTW, I LOVE these clippers and I have tried a lot of clippers. The HOLDOG are the best!
I was going to return the clippers because I could not get the blade off-thank you for posting. I am still confused about the guides- if I want to clip so that my YorkiePoo has 1 inch of hair on his body, what setting do I use on blade and which guide do I use with it. My little dog is a rescue and 99% of the time he is so calm and sweet. Take him to groomer and he goes nuts and has already been kicked out of 3 places. So I am going to give it a go and any help/tips would be greatly appreciated.
I would start with one of the bigger clips and see how that looks, if you want to go shorter start using one of the smaller clips which will give you a shorter length, good luck!
for the blade setting the lowest .8 makes the cut shorter or the highest 2 makes it shorter. Also the combs for a short cut should I go lower like a 3 or higher
Hello Jan! When I use the combs I usually always have it on the shortest setting at 0.8. I can't remember what size guard comb I used at that time but if I were you I would start at the largest one and work your way down until you find the length you like the best. Thanks for the question!
Thanks for the feedback on the video! :) I haven't tried to find a replacement blade yet. Did your blade get damaged? If anyone has a good replacement blade option, please let us know by commenting below, thanks!
@@livingthedigitallife Thanks for the quick reply! No, not damaged, just dull. The blade sharpening services around here are about $12.00 a blade, so I thought maybe having a couple ready blades extra instead of being in the middle of a job and having to send the blade off for a week or two. By the way, if anyone ever replies to you, could you send to me (as I don't think I'll be alerted.)
We've used these several times and and the blades are still sharp. No issues so far. If you have a pet with thick matted hair it is hard for the combs to get through it but that is the case for any clipper, not just this one. To sharpen the blades you will have to go to a blade sharpening service but I don't see us needing that for a long time since we only need these once or twice every several months.
I'm not sure I understand your question? The nice thing about these is that they are wireless, which makes them very convenient to use and they have adequate power as well. Hope this answers your question. :)
Hello Ingrid Bryan, I thought the clippers worked well and felt good in my hands when we used them. They cut well... they are just a little tricky to clean so watch that part in my video on how to take the blade off and put it back on. Thanks for the question! :)
Cant decide on these, oneisall, Ceenwes… they dont make it easy on amazon. Anyone try ceenwes oneisall , and this ? I keep coming back to these , then i fall on the other ones. I mean like honestly is there really any difference, ive lost my mind watching youtube reviews lol.. oneisall is just based on “so many have bought it and reviewed it “ So its not easy to pick this shit man … :/ .. ceenwess is like 22 and down again with a coupon is there any difference ? Ughhh
Lol DCSHADY613, I know what you mean with trying to price shop and choose between products and looking at reviews, etc... it is a daunting task! I haven't researched those other brands recently but these are good as long as your dog or cat doesn't have matted hair.
I bought “one is all” to groom flighty Spaniel who hates having his face and paws clipped. It works very well and is low noise and vibration. My dog has very fine hair and is not matted so this clipper works well for him. I paid about $35 - $40 on Amazon. Taking blade off is tricky like this one, probably same manufacturer just other label. I spent weeks gettin my dog accustomed and accepting of the clipper in sensitive areas of his body but I have managed all but nail clipping so far BUT I work on it a few minutes to 15 minutes until he gets anxious then I quit. Lots of praise and treats, never force him so gradually he is letting me handle his paws and muzzle. Two months ago I had vet anesthetize him so his face, paws and nails could be clipped! $140! So I am already ahead. Lots of time expended though by me.
Was this video helpful to you? If so, please consider checking out the product at these links where I may get a small commission at no extra cost to you:
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Thank you! I never would have figured out how to remove and replace the blade without your video.
You're welcome, glad I could help! :)
Thank you so much for showing how to remove the blade, and the hint about turning it on to switch the lengths. I was so frustrated trying to remove the blade and worried that I would break it. The image in the instructions for removing the blade was so confusing. Glad I found your video!
Awesome, Glad I could help!
@@livingthedigitallifesame…came here to see how to remove the blade. Thanks for that great explanation!
Thank you so much to show How we can take off the blade.I was really confused.
Glad I could help! Yeah, it's not the easiest to figure out.
thank you for making this video. I was in tears trying to remove and then re-insert the blade. I'm grateful for you!
Awesome, I'm glad this video helped, thanks for letting me know! :)
Thank you so much for day iv been trying to get it back on,so thank you for taking time to show people 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Sure thing Teresa! Thanks for the comment, have a good day! :)
YOU ARE AMAZING!! this just saved me so much frustration as the info isn't super clear. especially the process for removing the blade. thank you!
Thanks for the comment Anne, I'm glad the video helped! Yeah, removing the blade and putting it back on is a little tricky. Do you use these to clip your dog or cat?
@@livingthedigitallife I have a standard poodle and she is much more tolerable of this clipper than others we've had before. Yes the blade is tricky but honestly your tutorial made it simple! Now there are no problems. Thanks again!
@@AnneBecker-j4y very cool! We raise Labradoodle puppies, feel free to check out one of my other channels here: th-cam.com/channels/8Slx96MvPH1fxlxWnRYQHA.html
Thanks for the tip on removing the blade.
Sure, I'm glad this video was helpful, thanks for the comment!
Thank you for the video! I couldn’t figure out how to adjust the blade length until you said it had to be turned on!
Glad I could help! Thanks for leaving a comment Carol! :)
Thank you so much! I just bought this, and it arrived today. I took the top off and had difficulty putting it back on. So, thank you! 😊
Great, glad this video could help! :)
Thanks we were trying to clean these after using them on our dog and the instructions in the box weren't clear on how to get the blade out.
Thanks for the comment @pie46733, hope this video helped! :)
Thanks for this video. It is a really good pet clippers, especially for the low price of 50 bucks
Thanks for the comment and Happy Holidays!
Thank you for posting this. I had misplaced my instructions and needed to learn how to remove the blade (for oiling) withOUT breaking it.
Best clippers for my kitties to remove matting. (My one boy licks my hand while I run the clippers so I KNOW he loves it.)
Great glad to hear that the videos helpful! Yes the blades can be tricky to put on and take off. Glad to hear that your kitties like it!
Thank u for this video, I just got mine and I’m new at grooming. I have a maltipoo and I’m not sure at what number to but the blade at for the body and is their a different number to put it on for the back side or under side ? I don’t want it to short would anyone know ? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Is their a video to show how to groom with this clipper? 😂 I could use it thank u
Hello @Bluesky, I'm not a groomer but my advice would be to start with the longer attachments, see how it looks and then go shorter if you need to. Thanks for the question! If anyone else can chime in, please do :)
I believe it's alright for the price I was given one but ,I am wondering how long it will hold up as I have an Airedales first time thru it started out alright but soon as it got to the thicker places it had a problem next time it will be easier before ngs it's been done once . If I was buying it myself it would be fine for a smother coated dog ,but I don't believe it will hold up to the Airedales very long
Thank you, thank you, thank you, I have been trying for days to remove the blade to clean it out and I couldn't do it until I saw your video. BTW, I LOVE these clippers and I have tried a lot of clippers. The HOLDOG are the best!
Awesome, I'm glad the video helped and thanks for leaving feedback! Do you use these on your cat or dog?
I was going to return the clippers because I could not get the blade off-thank you for posting. I am still confused about the guides- if I want to clip so that my YorkiePoo has 1 inch of hair on his body, what setting do I use on blade and which guide do I use with it. My little dog is a rescue and 99% of the time he is so calm and sweet. Take him to groomer and he goes nuts and has already been kicked out of 3 places. So I am going to give it a go and any help/tips would be greatly appreciated.
I would start with one of the bigger clips and see how that looks, if you want to go shorter start using one of the smaller clips which will give you a shorter length, good luck!
Vielen Dank!! Ohne das Video hätte ich die Klinge nicht wieder eingesetzt bekommen 🙏🏼😀
Großartig! Ich bin froh, dass das Video geholfen hat!
Thank you soo much! I was worried I was going to break it when removing the blade 🙏🏽😇
Glad I could help! :)
for the blade setting the lowest .8 makes the cut shorter or the highest 2 makes it shorter. Also the combs for a short cut should I go lower like a 3 or higher
.8 would make it cut shorter and for the combs, the lower numbers will give you a shorter cut. I hope this answers your questions!
what setting did you have the clippers on when cutting your dog and what size guard comb. Thank you! Great video btw!
Hello Jan! When I use the combs I usually always have it on the shortest setting at 0.8. I can't remember what size guard comb I used at that time but if I were you I would start at the largest one and work your way down until you find the length you like the best. Thanks for the question!
Have you ever bought replacement blades for it? I tried Amazon and the blade was shaped the same but smaller. This is a great video, by the way.
Thanks for the feedback on the video! :)
I haven't tried to find a replacement blade yet. Did your blade get damaged?
If anyone has a good replacement blade option, please let us know by commenting below, thanks!
@@livingthedigitallife Thanks for the quick reply! No, not damaged, just dull. The blade sharpening services around here are about $12.00 a blade, so I thought maybe having a couple ready blades extra instead of being in the middle of a job and having to send the blade off for a week or two. By the way, if anyone ever replies to you, could you send to me (as I don't think I'll be alerted.)
Ah, makes sense and yes, I'll let you know if anyone replies! :)
Are the clippers still working good for you? Any issues? How long do the blades stay sharp? How do you sharpen them?
We've used these several times and and the blades are still sharp. No issues so far. If you have a pet with thick matted hair it is hard for the combs to get through it but that is the case for any clipper, not just this one. To sharpen the blades you will have to go to a blade sharpening service but I don't see us needing that for a long time since we only need these once or twice every several months.
Good video❤
Thanks 😁
How do the combs attach.. didn't see it in the video
Thanks for the question... I guess I didn't cover that since I'm so used to using the combs... these ones slide onto the clipping blades.
Thank you so much. This really helped.
Thanks for the comment Kat I hope you have a good week! :)
Mine stop working but still turns on 😢
Can you use it like wired clippers?
I'm not sure I understand your question? The nice thing about these is that they are wireless, which makes them very convenient to use and they have adequate power as well. Hope this answers your question. :)
Way better than reading the manual I don’t even know where that is
Great, I'm glad this video helped! :)
you don't have to turn it on to change the height. I can rotate mine around when it's off.
I don't believe the height will change if you rotate it when it's off. I believe the instructions say this as well, thanks for the comment!
How did you find using the clippers?
Hello Ingrid Bryan, I thought the clippers worked well and felt good in my hands when we used them. They cut well... they are just a little tricky to clean so watch that part in my video on how to take the blade off and put it back on. Thanks for the question! :)
For clippers that market themselves as quiet it seems pretty loud in this video
Thanks 😻
You're welcome Edith! 😊
oil the blade after each use.
Yes, thanks for the tip! :)
Cant decide on these, oneisall, Ceenwes… they dont make it easy on amazon. Anyone try ceenwes oneisall , and this ? I keep coming back to these , then i fall on the other ones. I mean like honestly is there really any difference, ive lost my mind watching youtube reviews lol.. oneisall is just based on “so many have bought it and reviewed it “ So its not easy to pick this shit man … :/ .. ceenwess is like 22 and down again with a coupon is there any difference ? Ughhh
Lol DCSHADY613, I know what you mean with trying to price shop and choose between products and looking at reviews, etc... it is a daunting task! I haven't researched those other brands recently but these are good as long as your dog or cat doesn't have matted hair.
I bought “one is all” to groom flighty Spaniel who hates having his face and paws clipped. It works very well and is low noise and vibration. My dog has very fine hair and is not matted so this clipper works well for him. I paid about $35 - $40 on Amazon. Taking blade off is tricky like this one, probably same manufacturer just other label. I spent weeks gettin my dog accustomed and accepting of the clipper in sensitive areas of his body but I have managed all but nail clipping so far BUT I work on it a few minutes to 15 minutes until he gets anxious then I quit. Lots of praise and treats, never force him so gradually he is letting me handle his paws and muzzle. Two months ago I had vet anesthetize him so his face, paws and nails could be clipped! $140! So I am already ahead. Lots of time expended though by me.
Glad to hear it's working out well for your, thanks for letting us know!