Is there a "too long" to shave?

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Originally Posted by Ryan82

There's an easy fix for that too: wipe the razor on a towel as opposed to rinsing it. At least that's what I do :)

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So from the towel where does the hair go?If you rinse the towel it still goes down the drain.So how do you get the hair and soap off the towel without it causing a drain issue?

Drano once a year is how I fixed it,same for the shower!:):popcorn:

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Originally Posted by Edwardd

So from the towel where does the hair go?If you rinse the towel it still goes down the drain.So how do you get the hair and soap off the towel without it causing a drain issue?

Drano once a year is how I fixed it,same for the shower!:):popcorn:

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throw the hair away in the trash? hehe

http://youtu.be/TMQDREDkYvg

I've only tried it the once, at the end of Movember last year, just a month's growth, Moustache and Chin, (bit of seperation between the two bits to comply with the rules of Movember).

Came off just fine.

I would add that working the lather in well is essential.

Sorry about the poor lighting in the video.

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Originally Posted by Edwardd

So from the towel where does the hair go?If you rinse the towel it still goes down the drain.So how do you get the hair and soap off the towel without it causing a drain issue?

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Originally Posted by Xilbus

throw the hair away in the trash? hehe

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Exactly! Either scrape the hairs into the trash or the toilet, whatever floats your boat. Or if you want to get really fancy you can use paper towel or toilet paper in lieu of the towel, then you can throw away the whole works .... :D

Have fun my friends,

Ryan

I removed my Movermber 'stache with the straight and it went fairly well. You just have to concentrate on getting the lather right down into it all the way to the skin. I'm not sure if a beard would be different, but at least for that part of my face, it worked..