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To: Terry L Smith

I use a cheap, disposable double-blade safety razor, and have for years. Less than $1 apiece and if you rinse them and dry them, they last a really long time. I think I’ve been using the same bag of them for the past decade.

I have no idea what a “shave den” is, and I don’t use a shaving soap or brush...just lather some hand soap, slop it on, and go.


3 posted on 12/17/2020 4:56:41 AM PST by dinodino ( )
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To: dinodino

I use disposable BIC razors. One package lasts me 5 years. The key is to get a fog-free mirror and shave in the shower. Those old Gillette razors where a pain in the ass to load, and they rusted.


8 posted on 12/17/2020 5:06:52 AM PST by Babba Gi
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To: dinodino

Ditto, including the soap, except that I shave in the shower. After using a disposable razor in an emergency thirty years ago, I threw away my double edged safety razor, and never looked back.


31 posted on 12/17/2020 7:07:38 AM PST by Romulus
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To: dinodino; Chode
I have no idea what a “shave den” is,

It's like a Man Cave but has Short Hair strewn about.

48 posted on 12/17/2020 11:09:23 AM PST by mabarker1 ((Congress- the opposite of PROGRESS!!! A fraud, a hypocrite, a liar. I'm a member of Congress !!!!)
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To: dinodino

Don’t know if you are aware of this but my father used to take his double edge razor blades and put them inside a glass and spin them around the insides with his fingers to sharpen them. The glass acts like a sharpening edge to put a new edge on the blades. Try it out.


62 posted on 12/19/2020 2:28:23 PM PST by Desparado
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