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That's great they are working for your dogs, I tried them on multiple breeds/coat types and they just couldn't perform as well as my a5 style clippers, I could see them doing well for home groomers with thinner coated dogs but for thicker coats professional grade clippers are the way to go.

You're welcome! Just be sure to really dry and oil your blade after and keep in mind, it wont be a nice even finish cut but it will get all that matting off :)

I love how this groom came out. I was wondering if you went over the dog again with your 7 or 5 blades or if your scissor finished. I subscribed to your channel. I really like your have been wet shaving for years. One pic you had looked like a Shih Tzu or Lhasa Apso. I have a Lhasa Apso with the same coloring. The finished groom was amazing 👏

@@cynthiaingram9949 thank you! Yes I just wet shave matted dogs or dogs that are long going short, I can't stand using my equipment on dirty coat. I think I did end up finishing with a 7f, because of how short I had to go on her legs but since I wet shaved first it let it come out much nicer looking. My profile pic is my Shih tzu :)

Awesome! I will follow all your instructions on wet shaving and equipment maintenance. I am looking forward to your next video.

@@cynthiaingram9949 thats great! I have started to dip my toes into live webinars. I hosted my first on last week on the 8th, I have another on the 29th at 6pm EST. I am charging $75 to join the live to follow along and ask questions as we go. I'll link my promo video for it, if you're interested, you can email me at cleanclipcolor@gmail.com to register! ua-cam.com/video/AwYjT6UXN_s/v-deo.html

It was sarcasm, but they do go flying off my table multiple times a day. It just didnt feel high quality. Sorry you don't like an honest review on a clipper. Just because someone isn't a professional doesn't mean they should buy cheaper non professional grade tools and expect them to work as good. I actually give owners grooming lessons so they can groom from home themselves and post a ton of videos to help DIY owners. My review has nothing to do with me not wanting owners to "skip the expensive groomer" it's showing the difference between lower quality and higher quality clippers so owners can make a more informed decision before investing.

I love sharkfin shears, I like the rotating thumb piece to save my hand

No, because chances are new blade they send you will sadly have same issue. After I send their blades to my sharpener though they work great! I typically only buy Artero brand blades these days but Furzone, AGS and Buttercut are also great brands!

Shes a poodle mix

Thought it would be more fun to have my initial reactions lol!

Hey! So I have messed around with that and if I'm remembering right my Saphir batteries could fit in the opal charging base but the Opal batteries couldn't fit in the Saphir base. I can try and remember to double check for you tomorrow though!

I honestly have never needed the higher speed on my Opals and I do all kinds of coats. I just posted a video yesterday actually of my Opals vs a ton of different coats and in every clip I'm using them on the 1st speed with wide blades. ua-cam.com/video/h2mVFbVXoGs/v-deo.html

Hey again! I remembered to check! The saphirs can fit in the opal base but only if the battery is in the clipper, the opal does not fit in the saphir base.

Hey there! I'd say the KM5 would work fine for them, the biggest thing is prepping your coats well and using well oiled sharp blades :)

@@cleanclipcolor thank you!

In my tub? Sav ur furs deshedding nozzle

@@cleanclipcolor thank you!!!!

Lol! Yes I always brush them out, so many jump to shaving instead of deshedding in the tub. My table size is just fine though :)

@@cleanclipcolor No, your table is To Small. And no, I'm not biased because I have an older guy, that's starting to walk like ME 😬 Funny. I'm brushing My Pal Hal Right Now. Seems to work better now, when he's Napping. We Both, could probably be Shaved while napping, and would be ok with that 😂🐕‍🦺🥰 ... back to work ☺️ 🖖

@@My-Pal-Hal I promise, my table is not too small, I have no issues fitting the even larger dogs that I do on it. I keep it lower to make it more comfortable for them as well. If dogs were constantly falling off, sure I'd agree with you, but I have zero issues due to my table size.

@@cleanclipcolor Hey Hey, no offense. This isn't my first rodeo. Just know big dogs, and these guys in particular. And seeing his foot, keep checking out the edge. AND Knowing. If they are in need of some grooming. Their Foot Hair can be quite substantial too. Making solid surfaces, less, Adhesive than you may be considering. It's a thing. Been there, done that. And know many that know it now Too. That's All 🤗 , it's a foot thing 😂 ... plus, if he wanted to move 😳 Anyway, Good Job 👍 And Shaving These Guys, 'can' be Life Threatening ! Which is a thing too 😊🐕‍🦺🥰 🎉 HAPPY NEW YEARS 🎉

@@cleanclipcolor Even at a Thousand Years Old, ua-cam.com/users/shortswx779iMx-Do?si=RiHbG0eXwl9qbA1z Grooming, AND CAR CARE, is pretty much the norm for the breed 😂 I have better. But Hal had me sign an NDA !!! ... "no dogs allowed" , i don't get it 🤣 Enjoy

My intent with the review was to give an honest review on what these clippers work well for and they don't work well for. Yes they're meant for home use but that doesn't mean they'll work well at home for EVERY dog. I'm glad they work well for you but not everyone has that much luck with them.

Awww that makes me so happy to hear! I believe some of the corp grooming shops don't allow wet shaving and some groomers refuse to try it because they swear it will ruin their equipment. As long as you dry, clean and oil when you're done your equipment should be fine! Now you have a nice fresh canvas and can really work on your brushing routine with the swimming :)

I agree completely! Thats why I always laugh when people say the 5 speed clippers are the best, speed isn't everything. I just listed speeds because that is what was easy to find under the specs.

Heiniger Saphir :)

I promise, I never am actually jerking or rough. If I was dogs wouldn't love coming to see me and beg to get on my table. Sorry it appears that way, but I promise, I'm not.

Also, the dogs would be FIGHTING with me if I was being as rough as you're accusing me of being. The dogs are perfectly fine and content with how I'm handling them. Did you ever hear one yelp? Or act like I'm actually hurting it? No. A lot of dogs I start to lift their leg and they know the routine so well they finish lifting it for me which can give it a snap up look.

Glad it helped! They are great little clippers for smaller jobs, it say they aren't recommending for the face because how short the blade is, if your dogs skin isn't used to going that short it could get irritated. You could give it a short on the face with a guard on though. I didn't mind them for sani/pads, maybe a little touch up but I wasn't super impressed with them for a full body haircut.

@@cleanclipcolorSince you answer comments unlike most others, is it harmful to use the blade between their paws? I have used a tiny thing I bought just for that area and can’t find it anywhere. So I don’t want to hurt my pup if I decide to groom her. Thanks!

@@BS-dq1kz not at all and these clippers would be great for that! They do have some good uses, and I tried to highlight what they COULD do. Use them without the guard, and just lightly go over the pads, almost making like an X, don't dig in. I actually have a video on my channel demonstrating how I do pads :) ua-cam.com/video/cq0sBn29OJM/v-deo.html

I tried to be unbiased and say what they did work well for and what they didn't. Sorry you didn't like my opinion but at the end of the day, we're allowed to have opinions. Regarding a broken comb, no idea what you're referring to but I've never broken a comb on a dog.

@@cleanclipcolor maybe rewatch your video. I only saw the first couple mins.

@@MikiDoodleMom oh LOL my JOKE saying "I would break it in a day" my combs often go flying off my table and it didn't look to be high quality so I was JOKING saying it would probably break in a day, guess I needed to add in "from flying off my table multiple times". You've got to lighten up.

@@cleanclipcolor I don't have to do anything. The comb is stainless steel, made no different than a like combs. If you're breaking your combs this way, that's not a comment for a review then, is it? I'm sure dropping clippers could cause them to break too. No? Anyway. What I saw of your review was unjustifiably negative. Sure, these clippers aren't top of the line, but for the price, they're pretty decent. I've used them to groom a variety of coats and styles, with no issues whatsoever. The blades are super sharp which is a must for any worthwhile brand. Like any clippers, maintaining them is paramount to their performance and longevity. Maybe you covered all of these point in your review.

@@MikiDoodleMom I actually talked a lot about what these clippers ARE good for. Sorry you do not like my review, but I can't please everyone :) I'm glad they work well for you but they would never hold up for me with the amount of dogs I do and the lengths they can do are extremely limited. Hope you have a great day!

I am thinking about buying a Opal. The cord on my Andis Clippers annoy me and they get really hot fast.

Sounds like your blade may be dull or possibly the blade drive is damaged on the clippers, wahl has a great service department, I'd send them in.

Are you using it on CLEAN dried hair?

Even better when they have a heart on them! Sad the video doesn't show off his booty heart as well!

They're Heiniger Opals

Hi there! Did you bathe/dry and brush out your pup first? Dirty matted coat can be hard for clippers to get through. The KM2 isn't as strong of a clipper either so you want to make sure you have the coat prepped well. The new blade, what brand? Is it a Wahl or Andis brand?

​@CleanClipColor So I bathed the dog and dried it. First it cuts good hair and then tears it I lubricate the knives. I bought a black knife, at first it cuts well, but then tears the hair than Wahl companies I have a Mozer Rex, it cuts well and Wahl sometimes cuts normally, other times it is dull, but when I turn it off for a while and wait, it works for a short time

@@ДаринаЯрошук-ш1г ok! If you can, try ordering an artero, buttercut or AGS brand blade? Are you using metal attachments like in my video? If you are, its best to use a 30 blade under them, not the 10blade the clippers came with.

​@@cleanclipcolor yes, I used metal nozzles and it was great. I will try to order a Mozer knife Thank you for the information. sorry if this is not the translation I myself am from Ukraine, I liked your videos 🙂 have a nice day and obedient dogs😊

@@ДаринаЯрошук-ш1г I hope it helped!! Good luck with your future grooms!

Hey there! It really depends on if you're wanting to spend the extra $$ on cordless or not. The KM10s are still my favorite corded clipper and come at an amazing price for what you get. I really enjoy having cordless now though so I use my Heinigers. I've switched over to using artero blades, I have prob 10 of each blade because I'm OCD about having plenty of extras. As long as you keep them well oiled, NOT cool lube spray, and use the clippers on the lower speed, you shouldnt have much issue with them getting hot. When I use my artero wide blades, I use their attachments made for them. When using my regular blades, I use wahls stainless steel attaches (seen in this video).

Yes you can wet shave with any clippers, just do the proper cleaning afterwards! If its anywhere that is thin skinned or inside of the legs, I highly suggest doing a 10 blade, its much safer then a 5 and especially a 7 in thin skinned areas.