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Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
Wahl Clipper Oil, Blade Oil for Hair Clippers, Beard Trimmers and Shavers £3.49 / £3.14 Subscribe & Save @ Amazon
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Posted 21 April 2023

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Wahl Clipper Oil Regular use of clipper oil with your appliance not only helps the blades to run more smoothly, preventing overheating from friction, but will actually help to prolong the life of your blades and their cutting precision.

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Handy, easy to dispense bottle.

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Use on Wahl blades to prolong lifespan and enhance cutting precision.

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118.3ml bottle - Prolong the life of your blades by pairing with the Wahl Hygiene spray and Blade ice.

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HOW TO OIL YOUR BLADES

Place 3 drops of oil along the top blade and one drop at either side.Turn the clipper on to allow the oil to run along the blades.Remove any excess oil with a clean cloth.Use oil before and after every use.
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  1. Deedie's avatar
    Deedie
    I remember the days of this getting removed constantly when it was posted at £3, because it was normal price.

    What is the new normal price?
  2. maccalen's avatar
    maccalen
    £3.00 at Pets at Home.
    Redbu11's avatar
    Redbu11
    I've never seen it on the shelves though. I think it's online only?
  3. Decoded's avatar
    Decoded
    I never even realised you were meant to lubricate a beard trimmer.. lol
    Catalin_Pascu's avatar
    Catalin_Pascu
    Some do, some don't.
  4. ibblackberry1's avatar
    ibblackberry1
    Last a lifetime
    ronin13's avatar
    ronin13
    Buy "lite" cooking oil. Probably get a litre for 2 quid. Use it on hair clippers. And yes, it'll probably last a lifetime, or go rancid. Purchase & repeat
  5. james_marchant's avatar
    james_marchant
    Am I the only one that just uses wd40?
    RamblingSid's avatar
    RamblingSid
    My nose trimmer said use light oil. WD40 or 3in1 is what I use.
  6. Rimi's avatar
    Rimi
    This one is good, for foil shavers too if not using clean&renew station. But see no deal at price here as this is regular price and been for long time as such. And yes, can be found around £3.
  7. OB1's avatar
    OB1
    Why are people voting this hot if it's the regular price and definitely a lot of money for that much oil.
  8. Firespring's avatar
    Firespring
    WD40. sorted.
    Aaron_McCloskey's avatar
    Aaron_McCloskey
    Hardcore ✊
  9. Catalin_Pascu's avatar
    Catalin_Pascu
    Good stuff, been using it for years
  10. rafmoh's avatar
    rafmoh
    Would baby oil work? I mean they’re both mineral oils…
  11. pet2000's avatar
    pet2000
    I have tried different oils including baby oil. Plant oils get sticky over time and I don't find it suitable for my Wahl clippers. Baby oil is no good either. WD40 is too thin but good for getting rusty screws off. That's why I use only Wahl clipper oil for shaver and trimmer (which was £5.40 just 2 weeks ago, so £3.50 is a good price.
    Lexeus's avatar
    Lexeus
    Why is baby oil no good? I spent ages looking at whether I even needed to oil my Philips shaver and i am still undecided (I guess it should make the metal parts last longer by not wearing, even if Philips say oilfree), but when it comes to all the different brands of clipper oils I think they are all better than using seed oils but most of them are just mineral oil. Baby oil has to be a mineral oil quality that is atleast as good as a machine/clipper oil because it is for human use and they don't want to sell toxic substances for babies. I imagine there are additives in the mineral oil when you spend a lot on something like Panasonic's proprietary foil mix but it's hardly worth paying the premium for.

    Seed oils are not the best for lubricating machines, but are definitely safest for humans. If you are concerned about getting trace amounts of mineral oil all over your face (which I am) then perhaps better to just spend extra on new foils or a new shaver every now and then .... I decided not to use any oil at all and my Philips is still good after 8 years (edited)
  12. MrFizzy's avatar
    MrFizzy
    Would this be the same as the oil used for paper shredders?
  13. Bonedome123's avatar
    Bonedome123
    Not a bad price considering current inflation situation, I paid £2.99 on Amazon for same bottle in May 2020.
  14. Swahmad's avatar
    Swahmad
    I've bought this but just been using andis cool care 5in1 on everything, including on my andis foil shaver so don't really see the point of this anymore?
    Jammer's avatar
    Jammer
    For a start it is a third of the price cheaper, and also can be applied more directly to just the blades whereas the spray goes everywhere. Also the oil lasts much longer in use and between applications.
  15. MildmanneredCalvin's avatar
    MildmanneredCalvin
    People that use this, do you really apply before and after every use?
    Deedie's avatar
    Deedie
    You are as well too. You still won't get through the bottle in your life time
  16. johncrawford's avatar
    johncrawford
    £2.97 with s&s
  17. sr_387's avatar
    sr_387
    White mineral oil also the same like for wood cutting boards.
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