Once in a while, say every 4 weeks, you need to do a deeper clean and use a blade wash to really erase all the grime that has accumulated on the teeth of the blade. Be sure to check the model number and cross-check it with the below-listed accessories before purchasing just to be 100% sure it is right. Maintaining my beard is part of my daily routine and I hope you’ll find some useful tips and information on this site to help you on your journey.

I’ve reviewed many of the top hair clippers on the market today and also included some information on what works best for me. However using the shortest guard works wonders for those parts to get the hair as short as possible before you use a blade. You’ll enjoy its compactness, reliability, convenience, comfortability, and maneuverability when it comes to trimming hair or maintaining short haircuts. For such a small and compact clipper it sure is powerful and hums right along with anything that is thrown at it. If you like the sideburns or neckline faded, just add the guard and go up to about a half inch at a time and then add longer ones as you proceed.This small and lightweight trimmer has a detachable blade along with that it comes with four guide combs to adjust the cutting height.

Before I wrap up, here’s a quick summary of the things you’ll love and hate about the Peanut by Wahl. Thereby you are losing 3/8″ of an inch and this translates to a longer haircut as you are not able to cut the same amount of hair with a smaller blade.It definitely does not line up to the extent of those really expensive wide-tipped Barber trimmers, however it still does a very good job, considering it does everything else as well including shave my whole head finished within seven or eight minutes. Sure, that can be said for all hair clipper blades, but…I’ve had at least a few people mentioning that to me. For professional barbers who do close to 15 haircuts in a day, the fast-heating stainless steel blades in the Peanut may pose some inconveniences, right?

The first one lasted about 12 or 13 years and I\'m still on my second so the durability and it\'s longevity is insane. But because this trimmer works better for light clipping and trimming, I’d say it’s enough to get the job done. Kind of noisy to operate, as it has a higher pitch noise with this small powerful motor than larger conventional clippers. But in my honest opinion, it should only be used for trimming or as a hair clipper for kids and toddlers: because the Peanut doesn’t really live up to the standards of a professional hair clipper for barbers.

It is a compact, rotary motor powered tool that is versatile and can be used as both a clipper and a trimmer. This just means you take as much hair in the comb as you want to cut and then slide the blade over it. The simplest but most important thing you can do is just wipe off the hair from the blade with an old toothbrush. I was amazed at how it was not only not a gimmick toy, but was actually a very solid clipper that performed as well as a normal sized one.