Can these be autoclaved? If you remove the clipper holder?
1519939
yes, if asking if can it be sterilize yes. the clipper does slide out of holder but the top of the clipper the blue you press down on has be removed also. And could be a problem trying to remove it and try sliding it off but was unable to remove it. Let me know if you can remove it.
1519940
It's surrounded by soft rubber..you'd likely have to cut it off..but yes, if the holder was removed,you definitely could autoclave it.
1519941
yes, if asking if can it be sterilize yes. the clipper does slide out of holder but the top of the clipper the blue you press down on has be removed also.And could be a problem trying to remove it and try sliding it off but was unable to remove it. Let me know if you can remove it.
1676327
As an RN I have to ask, "Are you serious?" It should go without saying that this would NOT be able to stand up to being autoclaved! You could disinfect it but it was not made to be sterile. Hope this answers your question but just in case let me state this plainly, my answer is NO.
1922281
i would sterilize them. i boiled water and then i let the instruments sit in the water for a minute. i also dipped each of them in rubbing alcohol. this is not an official recommendation, i am not a professional, but this is what i did.
684392
Yes, they are easily removed. I can't say I'd recommend taking them off though... Why do you want to do this?
227995
You can but very carefully. Most times, i had to pry them apart bc they freeze together much easier than hard plastic trays do.
1703008
I'm pretty sure he puts it in an autoclave. ( sterilized) peroxide would kill anything you attempted to put in there
1659786
I can't speak to the blade, but there's nothing that would keep me from putting the rest of the removable parts in a dishwasher.Were I to try it with the blade I'd be sure to dry it thoroughly and put a film of food-grade grease on it afterward.
1151029
You CAN remove them as they snap into the tray from underneath, but I don't really see why you would need to.
1675314
This is NOT an autoclave. It shakes the debris from the surface making it as clean as can be prior to autoclaving.
565067
Yes they will. I've autoclaved a set four times without any warping or fatigue. I work at a lab that uses them from time to time and always autoclaves them afterward. The caps are polypropylene, which is your go-to plastic for autoclaving.
965343
Sorry, I'm not a groomer. Just my own pets. Hope someone else gives you an answer.
122465
No - just carefully cut one out yourself with a really sharp craft knife. Buy it - you will love it. I am so happy with it and everyone who has seen it thinks it looks fantastic.
1747263
Th clipper blade is hinged and cannot be removed. Just unhinge and brush out clippings. The height adjuster does lift off so that could be washed if necessary although I have never had to wash it.
1249878
They have to be removed prior to using. If not they will melt I speak from experience!
1783819
Yes remove the blade. Totally take it apart and sanitize it. Don't take short cuts or chances with e coli or other pathogens. Be safe.
1616079
Sorry, I don't check my email as often as I should! Yup, you don't have to mess around with setting a new blade inside or anything like that. The whole clipper piece that snaps off is replaced. So as long as nothing is broken on the main battery operated part, you should be fine :)
216101
Yes, Just remove the heads from the shaver and rinse off and pat dry before putting it back together.