by Jeff Andrews, Northern Tails Sharpening Calibration is affected by mobile sharpening. For 15 years I provided mobile sharpening in 5 states of the South before switching to strictly mail-in…
by Jeff Andrews of Northern Tails Sharpening When you buy new shears or receive your shears back from the sharpener, they are adjusted to cut. When I adjust shears it…
by Barbara Bird CMG “The importance of keeping our personal care products free from microbes must not be underestimated.” Dr. Stephen and Gina Antczak, Cosmetics Unmasked What are microbes and why…
by Dave Campanella of Best Shot Pet Products The Next Step: Your Business Runs On Shampoo Recently, I wrote about how to bathe a matted dog without any pre-brushing…
by Dave Campanella, Best Shot Pet Products Like you, I certainly have volumes of stories to share that many groomers could relate to. My experience with matted hair dates back…
by Jeff Andrews, Northern Tails Sharpening www.northerntails.com When buying new cordless clippers most groomers forget to read the fine print in the instruction manual, and some forget to read it…
by John Stockman, Wag’n Tails Mobile Conversions Congratulations! After the celebration, though, reality will eventually set in. It always does. That “I…
by Jodi Murphy NCMG www.jodimurphy.net Thinning shears are one of the most difficult tools to buy. Some groomers call them “thinning shears” while others say “blenders.” Manufacturers have started to…
by Jeff Andrews, Northern Tails Sharpening When groomers feel sharp or very pointy teeth they often blame their sharpeners. Actually it may not be their fault. Sharpeners limit sharpening to…
Determining When Blades Are Bad…or Not Worth Sharpening Again by Jeff Andrews, Northern Tails Sharpening, Inc. www.northerntails.com Do you know when a blade is worth re-sharpening? Or when it is…