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Best Dryer For Dog Grooming?
Im away to open my own dog grooming business, where I did my training they had a cabinet dryer and blaster/dryer, our tutor said that there are cage dryers availabel or I could get a pig lamp and set up a little corner for which to use the pig lamp, can anyone give me there views, opinions or advice. Thanks
thanks for that, yes I was going to get a stand dryer/blaster to blast the dogs and use the dryer on bichons poodles, etc but was just hoping of another method for all the other breeds...thanks
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- MarianneLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The air force blasters are probably your best choice for a commercial use, and for a stand dryer, we used the metro top gun-3 in our shop. It was a hands off dryer for a good price. You really need your hands free when grooming breeds such as Bichons and Poodles in order to be able to brush-dry them correctly. Annie is right about the cage dryers, they can be extremely dangerous.
I use the 4 horsepower Metro dryer at home, but I don't see it for sale anymore.....just the 3 horse.
Source(s): Assistant Groomer - AnnieLv 71 decade ago
Depends on the size of your business.
Personally, I stay away from crate dryers. I've heard of inattentive groomers roasting dogs with these. So not good.
Many groomers use stand dryers safely and successfully.
I have a circuiteer dryer, but that is so high velocity that it will bounce small dogs around like ping pong balls!
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