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BonBon 06-02-2011 10:27 AM
Andis clippers on sale at PPE! Which set would be best?
 
PPE's 'Friday Only Sale' this week features two different Andis clipper sets for only $49 each. :thumbup::)

They look like pretty good prices so I'm considering one of the sets. Which one do you think would work best on our yorkies? And is Andis a good brand of clippers? I'm familiar with Oster but I've never used an Andis.

This one? Andis Pro Animal Home Clipper Kit - Electric Clippers

Or this one (which also comes in pink)? BLUE - Andis Easy Clip Grooming Kit - F.O.S.

jadabug 06-02-2011 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3554241)
PPE's 'Friday Only Sale' this week features two different Andis clipper sets for only $49 each. :thumbup::)

They look like pretty good prices so I'm considering one of the sets. Which one do you think would work best on our yorkies? And is Andis a good brand of clippers? I'm familiar with Oster but I've never used an Andis.

This one? Andis Pro Animal Home Clipper Kit - Electric Clippers

Or this one (which also comes in pink)? BLUE - Andis Easy Clip Grooming Kit - F.O.S.
Bonnie I have the blue/pink set and I really like it, especially for the cost. The only drawback is blades. They only make 10, 4f,5f and 7f sizes( which is all I need for my guys) I have had mine since right before christmas and they work really well. I did my guys Joey/Zhoie cuts with them about a month ago. It comes with 3 blades and I think it was the 5f I had to ordered seperately. I gave a little over $60.00 for my set from Amazon when I ordered them.

ritapatt 06-02-2011 10:38 AM
I just bought a clipper at TJmaxx- it looked like such a good deal-$19.99 (don't tell but I've been using my husbands beard trimmer on Ziva!!!)
It is a Conair Moda-Groom ll professional animal clipper model PGR85PK w/ 2 speed ceramic blade system. The cheapest I found it on line was $70!
It is very quiet and did a nice job, comes in a pretty pink case.They had some 1 speed ones too in a light pink case.

BonBon 06-02-2011 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by jadabug (Post 3554246)
Bonnie I have the blue/pink set and I really like it, especially for the cost. The only drawback is blades. They only make 10, 4f,5f and 7f sizes( which is all I need for my guys) I have had mine since right before christmas and they work really well. I did my guys Joey/Zhoie cuts with them about a month ago. It comes with 3 blades and I think it was the 5f I had to ordered seperately. I gave a little over $60.00 for my set from Amazon when I ordered them.
Thanks for the input! The Joey/Zhoie look is what I'll be trying for so I want to make sure to get the right set for that.

After you mentioned the price on Amazon I did some googling and found PPE's sale price isn't quite the deal they make it sound - they show the regular prices as $125 and $155 when other sites have them for much less. So now I think I have time to consider my options instead of rushing to buy from this sale. Thank you!! :)

Nancy1999 06-02-2011 11:10 AM
The blue one come with the three different blades, and it seems like the other one comes with only one blade. The blades I've priced were around twenty dollars apiece so it seems like the blue one is a great value. I think the main difference between the two, is the Pro can be used on larger dogs, but you would have to buy the extra blades separately. If you're just using it on your babies, the Blue Andis seems like the best value. I think the 7F is what is used on Joey.

BonBon 06-02-2011 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Nancy1999 (Post 3554274)
The blue one come with the three different blades, and it seems like the other one comes with only one blade. The blades I've priced were around twenty dollars apiece so it seems like the blue one is a great value. I think the main difference between the two, is the Pro can be used on larger dogs, but you would have to buy the extra blades separately. If you're just using it on your babies, the Blue Andis seems like the best value. I think the 7F is what is used on Joey.
I didn't realize blades cost so much! What about the combs? Does the blue set have the size(s) I'll need? PPE has a set of several combs to fit these clippers for $12, but I think the ones that come with it sound pretty good.

The blue set says it's only one speed and the purple set doesn't mention speed(s). One speed should be enough though right?

I'm talking myself back in to these clippers! :p

Perrella 06-02-2011 11:29 AM
Bonnie, I don't know how much you want to send, but I quit using the Oster A-5 when I got my Oster Freestyle Cordless at PetSmart. It's $99 comes with a case, 5 combs, cord for recharging, but the plus for me is it's a dial head with blades #9, #10, #15, #30 & #40 built in. And you can get a replacement blade in case it ever gets dull. I'm actually going to go ahead and get a blade to have a spare on hand.

I do my Zhoie's cut with it and I love it. I shave her back with the #9 and she is a cotton coat, it takes it flat. Then you can dial to the #40 for the ears & pads. Dial to #10 for belly and butt. LOL.

Just take you time and find one that feels comfortable for you to use.

BonBon 06-02-2011 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by jadabug (Post 3554246)
Bonnie I have the blue/pink set and I really like it, especially for the cost. The only drawback is blades. They only make 10, 4f,5f and 7f sizes( which is all I need for my guys) I have had mine since right before christmas and they work really well. I did my guys Joey/Zhoie cuts with them about a month ago. It comes with 3 blades and I think it was the 5f I had to ordered seperately. I gave a little over $60.00 for my set from Amazon when I ordered them.
What do you use the 5f blade for? I'm only thinking of grooming a couple of my babies with these and I have no hopes of doing anything fancy. Do you think the blade selection is adequate for my needs?

What about the size of the clippers? I don't have very large hands but I don't want something tiny either. I already have the Wahl Peanut for those 'special needs' areas. ;)

Nancy1999 06-02-2011 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3554286)
I didn't realize blades cost so much! What about the combs? Does the blue set have the size(s) I'll need? PPE has a set of several combs to fit these clippers for $12, but I think the ones that come with it sound pretty good.

The blue set says it's only one speed and the purple set doesn't mention speed(s). One speed should be enough though right?

I'm talking myself back in to these clippers! :p

I think the combs are pretty cheap. The blue set comes with a 7FC which I think is almost the same as a 7F. I think the F stands for finishing. The only thing I've heard is that some people get more than one blade because the blade gets very hot and can burn the dog, so they change blades or let them cool down. I would think one speed would be enough, but I really don't know. kalina82 knows a lot about grooming, and talks about different blades on this thread. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/yor...-7f-blade.html

BonBon 06-02-2011 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Perrella (Post 3554288)
Bonnie, I don't know how much you want to send, but I quit using the Oster A-5 when I got my Oster Freestyle Cordless at PetSmart. It's $99 comes with a case, 5 combs, cord for recharging, but the plus for me is it's a dial head with blades #9, #10, #15, #30 & #40 built in. And you can get a replacement blade in case it ever gets dull. I'm actually going to go ahead and get a blade to have a spare on hand.

I do my Zhoie's cut with it and I love it. I shave her back with the #9 and she is a cotton coat, it takes it flat. Then you can dial to the #40 for the ears & pads. Dial to #10 for belly and butt. LOL.

Just take you time and find one that feels comfortable for you to use.
This is all your fault, you know! :D Your post this morning and then the email from PPE have had me thinking of nothing but clippers all day. I loved that Oster set you sold this morning....to someone else. :rolleyes:

They have at least a couple of different models of the clippers you mentioned. Are these the ones you have? Amazon.com: Oster Freestyle Cord/Cordless Clipper: Kitchen & Dining Or these? Amazon.com: Oster FreeStyle Cord/Cordless Clipper: Kitchen & Dining

How long have you had yours? What is the battery power like? My Wahl Peanut has made me a huge fan of the cordless grooming tools but I don't expect much from it since I only use it for little jobs.

jadabug 06-02-2011 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3554291)
What do you use the 5f blade for? I'm only thinking of grooming a couple of my babies with these and I have no hopes of doing anything fancy. Do you think the blade selection is adequate for my needs?

What about the size of the clippers? I don't have very large hands but I don't want something tiny either. I already have the Wahl Peanut for those 'special needs' areas. ;)
LOL..I haven't used it for anything yet. I use the 7f for the Joey/Zhoie cut. I just wanted it in case I ever needed it. I have never used the combs either, I just use the different blades. I have never used the 10 either. I mostly use the 4f and 7f. I use the 4F for a normal puppy cut. I have a small clipper for tummy, ears and potty areas. The size is very comfortable to me and I have smaller hands, of course these are the first clippers I have used so I can't compare them with anything else.

BonBon 06-02-2011 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Nancy1999 (Post 3554297)
I think the combs are pretty cheap. The blue set comes with a 7FC which I think is almost the same as a 7F. I think the F stands for finishing. The only thing I've heard is that some people get more than one blade because the blade gets very hot and can burn the dog, so they change blades or let them cool down. I would think one speed would be enough, but I really don't know. kalina82 knows a lot about grooming, and talks about different blades on this thread. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/yor...-7f-blade.html
Great thread - thanks Nancy! I pm'd Kelly and Jenny (Mimimomo) to see if they'd come offer me their input. :)

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Originally Posted by jadabug (Post 3554306)
LOL..I haven't used it for anything yet. I use the 7f for the Joey/Zhoie cut. I just wanted it in case I ever needed it. I have never used the combs either, I just use the different blades. I have never used the 10 either. I mostly use the 4f and 7f. I use the 4F for a normal puppy cut. I have a small clipper for tummy, ears and potty areas. The size is very comfortable to me and I have smaller hands, of course these are the first clippers I have used so I can't compare them with anything else.
The thread Nancy linked mentioned the 5F, but if everyone is liking the 7F so well I could always just start with that one and see how it goes. Thanks! :)

Perrella 06-02-2011 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3554300)
This is all your fault, you know! :D Your post this morning and then the email from PPE have had me thinking of nothing but clippers all day. I loved that Oster set you sold this morning....to someone else. :rolleyes:

They have at least a couple of different models of the clippers you mentioned. Are these the ones you have? Amazon.com: Oster Freestyle Cord/Cordless Clipper: Kitchen & Dining Or these? Amazon.com: Oster FreeStyle Cord/Cordless Clipper: Kitchen & Dining

How long have you had yours? What is the battery power like? My Wahl Peanut has made me a huge fan of the cordless grooming tools but I don't expect much from it since I only use it for little jobs.
AHAHAHA....I know, I know....when I saw this post...I literally cracked up...I knew I had you on a roll, LOL.

Oh, I've had mine for close to a year now.


The 1st one is the one I have...it's black with no stand. I only have Zhoie so, I can do her entire trim and not charge it everytime. I not run it out yet, before I put it away I recharge on like the 2nd trim. I don't know about getting hot either, I always give Zhoie breaks in between ;). It's only used for her back, neck and chest areas because I leave her legs long.

I use a Peanut for her butzie and pads too. But I have used this one too and it was great.

mimimomo 06-02-2011 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3554241)
PPE's 'Friday Only Sale' this week features two different Andis clipper sets for only $49 each. :thumbup::)

They look like pretty good prices so I'm considering one of the sets. Which one do you think would work best on our yorkies? And is Andis a good brand of clippers? I'm familiar with Oster but I've never used an Andis.

This one? Andis Pro Animal Home Clipper Kit - Electric Clippers

Or this one (which also comes in pink)? BLUE - Andis Easy Clip Grooming Kit - F.O.S.
I think this is the purple one? There's only 1 review: Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Andis 20910 7-Piece Pro Animal Clipper Kit

I think the blue one is the same as pink, some say it runs very hot & it's very loud: Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Andis 60105 12-Piece Easy Clip Grooming Kit

Andis is a very nice quality clipper. I have these & it's very quiet, the 2nd one is a bit heavier: Andis AGC Super 2-Speed Dog Clipper | PetEdge.com
Andis AGP Super 2-Speed Clipper w/ #10 Blade | PetEdge.com

If you're serious about grooming @ home, I suggest investing in good clippers which you can purchase detachable blades according to your needs. Comb attachments are ok, the cut doesn't come out smooth, but if you want a longer length w/out cutting them short, it will do. Just fyi, the coat has to be tangle free in order for the comb to run through the coat...& the plus of using the comb is that you can start w/longer combs & work your way shorter.

7F is great for thicker cottony fur babies & for very hot/humid areas. For thinner silky haired fur babies, 5F would be ideal. 4F is good if you don't want them to look 'shaved' or 'bald' lollll. 10 comes w/the clippers & is used for trimming the private areas & mats that are to the skin.

BonBon 06-02-2011 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by mimimomo (Post 3554370)
I think this is the purple one? There's only 1 review: Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Andis 20910 7-Piece Pro Animal Clipper Kit

I think the blue one is the same as pink, some say it runs very hot & it's very loud: Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Andis 60105 12-Piece Easy Clip Grooming Kit

Andis is a very nice quality clipper. I have these & it's very quiet, the 2nd one is a bit heavier: Andis AGC Super 2-Speed Dog Clipper | PetEdge.com
Andis AGP Super 2-Speed Clipper w/ #10 Blade | PetEdge.com

If you're serious about grooming @ home, I suggest investing in good clippers which you can purchase detachable blades according to your needs. Comb attachments are ok, the cut doesn't come out smooth, but if you want a longer length w/out cutting them short, it will do. Just fyi, the coat has to be tangle free in order for the comb to run through the coat...& the plus of using the comb is that you can start w/longer combs & work your way shorter.

7F is great for thicker cottony fur babies & for very hot/humid areas. For thinner silky haired fur babies, 5F would be ideal. 4F is good if you don't want them to look 'shaved' or 'bald' lollll. 10 comes w/the clippers & is used for trimming the private areas & mats that are to the skin.
Jenny, you are terrific! Thanks for coming and giving your input. :) The advice about the combs was much needed - I am glad to know about them. And I'm very interested now to read about the running hot and being loud - more things I hadn't even thought about. :p

I'm off to read the links you posted right now.

Give those beautiful babies of yours hugs for me, and extra kisses for my Momo-man! :D

Perrella 06-02-2011 01:27 PM
Jenny, what does a 7FC blade mean, is it the same as a 7F?:rolleyes:

jadabug 06-02-2011 01:39 PM
I have the blue Andis set and have never used the combs. I have to say that I can't compare to anything else as these are the only clippers I have had, but I haven't had a problem with them getting hot. The blades or the clipper themselves. Of course I only do my two and it doesn't take that long and I do take breaks and clean the blades pretty frequently while I am trimming Jada and Bogie. I do want to invest in a better set down the road.
I just wasn't sure if I would be able to do the grooming myself when I started and wanted something inexpensive to start out with.

BonBon 06-02-2011 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by jadabug (Post 3554391)
I have the blue Andis set and have never used the combs. I have to say that I can't compare to anything else as these are the only clippers I have had, but I haven't had a problem with them getting hot. The blades or the clipper themselves. Of course I only do my two and it doesn't take that long and I do take breaks and clean the blades pretty frequently while I am trimming Jada and Bogie. I do want to invest in a better set down the road.
I just wasn't sure if I would be able to do the grooming myself when I started and wanted something inexpensive to start out with.
That's exactly how I'm feeling. I only have two that I keep in shorter cuts, the others all have long coats. So I'm trying to decide whether I could/should keep those two cut or just keep letting the groomer do it.

I'm going to sleep on it overnight since the sale is good thru tomorrow, but right now I'm leaning towards the blue set like you have. It got mostly great reviews on Amazon, and it's not so expensive it's out of my range. If I knew I was going to like/be good at the clipping thing I'd be willing to spend more on something like that wireless Oster, but..... we'll see. :p

jadabug 06-02-2011 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3554399)
That's exactly how I'm feeling. I only have two that I keep in shorter cuts, the others all have long coats. So I'm trying to decide whether I could/should keep those two cut or just keep letting the groomer do it.

I'm going to sleep on it overnight since the sale is good thru tomorrow, but right now I'm leaning towards the blue set like you have. It got mostly great reviews on Amazon, and it's not so expensive it's out of my range. If I knew I was going to like/be good at the clipping thing I'd be willing to spend more on something like that wireless Oster, but..... we'll see. :p
I really enjoy grooming Jada and Bogie and when/if these die on me, I am going to invest in a good set, but these are fine IMO to start out with.

Perrella 06-02-2011 02:16 PM
I agree with you both. I will probably get a corded not to expensive set that I can put a 7F blade on to, in case I want a closer cut. The Oster is just to bulky for me to handle with Zhoie small frame and short legs. I love how the 7F blade cuts, but it was big around, long and she's small.
Not being an experienced groomer, I need tools I can manage, ;)

kjc 06-02-2011 02:26 PM
I have a cordless Conair (Costco 24.99) with a ton of combs and accessories for people, but just doing feet, ears, and tummies/hinneys I keep running out of juice before I'm done.

I do have a tiny Wahl that runs on an 'AA' battery that I love, bc I can just pop a new battery in it, but I don't want to attempt any larger areas with that one. The dogs don't seem to be bothered by it either.
Wahl Pocket Pro Trimmer - Dog.com

Sookie 06-02-2011 02:52 PM
I have the one from the first link and I have to say that they get hotter than a three dollar pistol...so hot that I have to turn them off and let them cool off so my dog doesn't get burnt.

JMuedog 06-02-2011 06:39 PM
I'm so glad you posted this thread because I've been having the roughest time trying to decide on clippers. Reading everyone's input is extremely helpful!

kjc 06-02-2011 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Sookie (Post 3554447)
I have the one from the first link and I have to say that they get hotter than a three dollar pistol...so hot that I have to turn them off and let them cool off so my dog doesn't get burnt.
You can buy a spray made to cool them down quicker for under $10.

BonBon 06-03-2011 04:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Sookie (Post 3554447)
I have the one from the first link and I have to say that they get hotter than a three dollar pistol...so hot that I have to turn them off and let them cool off so my dog doesn't get burnt.
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Originally Posted by kjc (Post 3554804)
You can buy a spray made to cool them down quicker for under $10.
Even with the spray, would you have stop and let them cool down for a couple of minutes? I'm not sure how I'd manage that with my guys - either we'd have to twiddle our paws while we wait or I'd let them loose while we wait. If I let them loose I'd never catch them to get them back on the grooming area. :p

jadabug 06-03-2011 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by BonBon (Post 3555046)
Even with the spray, would you have stop and let them cool down for a couple of minutes? I'm not sure how I'd manage that with my guys - either we'd have to twiddle our paws while we wait or I'd let them loose while we wait. If I let them loose I'd never catch them to get them back on the grooming area. :p
Bonnie, The blue set like I have ,don't get hot. I do have the spray and I periodically use it while I am grooming because it cleans the blades also. I test the blades on the back of my hand every few minutes and honestly they get a little warm to to touch, but mine have never gotten hot. Bogie is a pure cotton coat and has very thick hair. I usually do him first and I have never had to stop and wait for the blades to cool.

BonBon 06-03-2011 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by jadabug (Post 3555067)
Bonnie, The blue set like I have ,don't get hot. I do have the spray and I periodically use it while I am grooming because it cleans the blades also. I test the blades on the back of my hand every few minutes and honestly they get a little warm to to touch, but mine have never gotten hot. Bogie is a pure cotton coat and has very thick hair. I usually do him first and I have never had to stop and wait for the blades to cool.
Oh good! Murphy has a thick coat, too. He's the one I was worried about, because if I put him down it would be hours before he'd let me pick him up again. He likes getting his hair done about as much as he likes having his picture taken. :rolleyes:

Thank you!! :)

Sookie 06-03-2011 07:31 AM
Mine didn't just get warm, they got seriously hot. Kalina has the thickest coat I have ever seen on a Yorkie but not nearly as much as, say, a Chow! I don't think they should get THAT hot. Maybe I should return mine since I just bought them last week and only used them once - well, four times if you count stopping and waiting for them to cool down.

BonBon 06-03-2011 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Sookie (Post 3555185)
Mine didn't just get warm, they got seriously hot. Kalina has the thickest coat I have ever seen on a Yorkie but not nearly as much as, say, a Chow! I don't think they should get THAT hot. Maybe I should return mine since I just bought them last week and only used them once - well, four times if you count stopping and waiting for them to cool down.
I would. At least exchange them and see if the next pair works any better. I don't think any clippers (except maybe cheap junky ones) should ever get that hot that often.

jadabug 06-03-2011 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Sookie (Post 3555185)
Mine didn't just get warm, they got seriously hot. Kalina has the thickest coat I have ever seen on a Yorkie but not nearly as much as, say, a Chow! I don't think they should get THAT hot. Maybe I should return mine since I just bought them last week and only used them once - well, four times if you count stopping and waiting for them to cool down.
Did you get the pro animal set or the blue set? I have the blue set and if the clippers you bought are getting that hot I would return them. I can do Bogie without stopping other turn them off to reposition him and they just get a little warm to the touch. I wouldn't want them if they get that hot.


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