The Hidden Secret of the Nail Clipper: What That Tiny Hole Is Really For

The metal is designed for the specific task of cutting keratin. Using it for other tasks will dull the blade or break the lever.

Know When to Replace It: If the clipper starts pulling or tearing your nails instead of cutting them cleanly, or if the lever feels loose and wobbly, it is time for a new one. A dull clipper can cause the nail to split and peel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the hole in a nail clipper really a nail file?

Yes. The inner rim of the hole is intentionally designed with a slightly rough texture.

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