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    Quote Originally Posted by Trimmy72 View Post
    Nonsense! You guys will start recycling.....to put it nicely "waste water" I believe a place in Texas has begun or is doing this now. Personally I would stash a rain barrel (which is probably illegal to do in CA) and start collecting rain....
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    What is Rain?
    Well there is always recycled waste water aka sewage
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trimmy72 View Post
    Well there is always recycled waste water aka sewage
    Hard to make waste water with no water
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    Razorfeld I think you are correct in your statement. A lot of people take up wet shaving looking to take and old idea and "make it better". I will admit to doing this when I first started out. I read everything I could find about different techniques and products. I looked at heat treat methods for steel, differences in grinds and scale material, essential oils in soaps... the list goes on and on. When you look at my shaving set up today I have an old Bengall that was the first straight I bought off of the classifieds, some homemade soap with a total of 5 ingredients, a well broken in $12 boar brush, and a SRD paddle strop. Besides the paddle strop there is nothing I use that would of been seen as unusual when straight razors were the norm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Hard to make waste water with no water
    Maybe it's a good time to invest in icebergs then...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trimmy72 View Post
    Maybe it's a good time to invest in icebergs then...
    I hear icebergs are not what they used to be either.

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    My set up per Lolita 1x2 request Name:  ImageUploadedByTapatalk1416008582.373540.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by HardCase View Post
    My set up per Lolita 1x2 request Name:  ImageUploadedByTapatalk1416008582.373540.jpg
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    Awesome! That razor looks great.
    All you're missing is a tube of 444 for a truly brrracing experience.

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    Default Last night I did something a little different....

    Thanks for the complement , but what's 444?

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    Quote Originally Posted by HardCase View Post
    Thanks for the complement , but what's 444?
    It's a mentholated balm that I like and almost always apply after a shave.
    It adds to the chill and it does not interfere with the fragrance of your AS.
    I get mine here. Oh, and a little goes a long way.

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