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This maybe an odd question, but...

I like to keep the nails on both hands really short as I guess most of you do too. All the nail clippers I get from Boots or the supermarket go blunt really quickly and I gave to replace them. Any recommendations for where I can find decent clippers that’ll last?

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For years I have used the scissors on my mini Swiss Army knife rather than clippers.  I find I can use them with my left hand as well as my right.  It lives on my key ring so always available.....

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Whenever I use scissors I always cut too short and end up with sore fingers. I really need clippers but thanks for replying. Interesting that you all use Swiss Army knives. Is the a trade secret?

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18 minutes ago, yonni said:

Whenever I use scissors I always cut too short and end up with sore fingers. I really need clippers but thanks for replying. Interesting that you all use Swiss Army knives. Is the a trade secret?

It's certainly why the Swiss Army have such lovely well-trimmed nails.

 

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1 hour ago, Reggaebass said:

These are by far the best, I work for the Nhs and got a small pair off one of the podiatrists for my fingernails, they cut really clean, and stay sharp 

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I’ve seen these on Amazon and was wondering about them. Good tip, thanks. I’ve just left the NHS myself after 8 years.

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I have no idea what kind of Swiss Army Knife I have...I stole it off my best friend.

My penknife comes straight from a blues song.

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I use the Stylfile S clipper, looks like a regular nail clipper but has overlapping surgical steel scissor action blades. I keep my plucking finger nails really short, but they are all clipped with the above and then finished off with a diamond file.

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On 10/09/2020 at 19:29, Reggaebass said:

These are by far the best, I work for the Nhs and got a small pair off one of the podiatrists for my fingernails, they cut really clean, and stay sharp 

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Do you have the make? They are like side cutters but some are £5 and useless, my Lindstroms are 40 years old and still sharp.

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20 minutes ago, Chienmortbb said:

Do you have the make? They are like side cutters but some are £5 and useless, my Lindstroms are 40 years old and still sharp.

The make on them is instrapac, I’ve had them for about 2 years and they are still good 🙂

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I bought my clipper with an integrated file by my pharmacist some 30 years ago, still have it and working fine.

My sister in-law is a medical pedicure : I can ask her what are the best brands for clippers or pliers...

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I ended up buying a set of these They’re very light and have a very powerful lever. I nearly cut myself several times with these as they are so sharp. I think they’ll last a good while.

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