OsterBlade Wash, 18-ounces

The best product I have used for my clippers and the most economical.

I used my clipper for few months since I bought it. The clipper blade had a lot hairs stick underneath which made the the clipper hard to operate it. I needed ‘this Oster Blade Wash to do maintenance of the clipper. The product did a wonderful job cleaning and lubricating. It also could extend the clipper’s life if maintenance regularly. Satisfy with the product. High Recommend! Good Shipping. Thanks!

I use this to clean my Oster 76 Classic blades and Panasonic Arc 4 electric razor.This is not a spray like the like the Oster Kool Lube. It is a liquid solution that you dip the running blades into (obviously this only works with waterproof razors). All you do is put about 1 inch of the blade wash in a plastic solo cup and run the blade in it for about 10 seconds. It removes hair inside the blade and lubricates. You can see al the hair leave the blade and settle into the blade wash.It works great and definitely exceeded my expectations. The Oster 76 ran smoother for sure, and shaving with the Panasonic Arc 4 after using the blade wash resulted in a much closer and smoother shave.

I use the blade wash to clean my blades after clipping my dog every time. I am always amazed at how much fine hair and small particles of dirt come out. Sometimes I even use a small brush to scrub the blades with the wash to keep them shining,as his coat of hair is not aways clean when I do a quick shave!! I would recommend using blade wash to keep the blades clean and I think sharp longer. I put oil on the blades before I store them. I also use the blade wash on the clippers that I use to cut my husbands hair. Works great!

Works great, was surprised to see this can has a screw on cap and looks more like a chain saw gas can (the premix type). No problem being poured into a small container to run the blades in about 1/4" of the stuff, but I tried a plastic container and found it splashed right out of the closed lid (seems to leak more than water, so it must have a low surface tension). A glass mason jar (the tiny, wide mouth ones) will keep it for next time, so you don't waste it.I'm pretty sure it's kerosine, or at least acts like it, so if you've handled that before, you know what this is like.This can will probably last me for years, because I've gotten a number of cleanings out of the same small amount I poured into the glass jar. I would not pour the dirty stuff back in, but I will re-use it until it looks bad.

Works as expected. I was surprised. You may go through more than you think though. It's a liquid with an oily consistency that you put into a dish small enough and deep enough to cover the edge of the clipper blade and turn the clipper on. Once used, I threw it away, but then I thought I could use it several times over the course of clipping several dogs to not waste any. Not sure if that was a good idea or not. Ask your groomer.

I have used this blade wash for years for my Oster clippers. It cleans the hair from the blades and lubricates them. It goes a long way and you don't have to use a lot. I pour a little in 1/4 pound margarine container, hold the container on an angle, and put the blade while it is on the clipper in the solution, and turn it on for a few seconds. Then I take the blade off of the clipper, dry it with a paper towel, and it's all set for the next time I need it.

Does it’s job cleans my blades so well worth the money highly recommend