Thread: Every Mistake in the Book

I rent my house so I couldn't go pounding any bolts into the studs of the bathroom to hold the strop. Plus the towelbar is about as unstable as you can imagine.

So . .. . um . . . I did at least declare that it was a mistake, right?

Ok, just so you know, I wasn't criticizing you. At worst, I was making fun of you!
Actually, I was imagining having to go through that myself and how inconvenient it would be. I was imagining running through the house with a towel wrapped around my waist and lather on my face and a straight razor in my hand and working my way through the garage to finally get to my strop.

A suggestion for you to overcome the loose towel rack--skip it. Assuming that you have a sturdy door knob, tie a shoe lace or heavy wire around the door knob and hook the strop to that. If needed, use a carabiner as an intermediary between the strop and the shoe lace. Somehow, some way, you should be able to hang your strop in the bathroom. Consider it to be your manly right!

I use my sink drain lever to steady my strop. It is working for me