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    Once I get past 7, that becomes my weekly razor holder and I build something larger. My only concern was having carbon steel in a bathroom, exposed to the humidity from the shower. Dad is a retired cop, he has a full woodshop in the garage.

    Newbie question, RAD? I see a lot of acronyms that I do not understand. Could someone help a new guy out?

    Just noticed you sig line, nice rifle. I have a similar boom-stick. Just got a Beretta comp shotgun for sporting clays, talk about an expensive habit, $3K for a fancy scattergun.

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    RAD Razor Acquisition Disorder...
    as for the rack, you need to find where Lynn posted pictures of his... same basic idea.
    yes you might have problems in a bathroom where steam is often encountered...
    Those of us who have our racks in the bathroom have sealed the rack to prevent moisture from getting in in some way...
    add a nice glass front to your rack to make it a cabinet, and use some weather stripping, or some other sealant, and your problem is solved for the most part.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike_ratliff View Post
    RAD Razor Acquisition Disorder...
    as for the rack, you need to find where Lynn posted pictures of his... same basic idea.
    yes you might have problems in a bathroom where steam is often encountered...
    Those of us who have our racks in the bathroom have sealed the rack to prevent moisture from getting in in some way...
    add a nice glass front to your rack to make it a cabinet, and use some weather stripping, or some other sealant, and your problem is solved for the most part.
    And throw in some silica packs as well to help keep it dry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    And she says I went overboard for the $35 microwave.....
    So I did what any self respecting husband would do, I walked into her closet (one of the small bedrooms that I made into a closet) and started counting pairs of shoes,,,,, She likes the microwave now!!!!!!!
    MY HATS OFF TO YOU..THATS PRICELESS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Guys I used the hot steaming towels this morning for my pre-shave prep!!!!!
    I cannot recomend this enough, this might be the best $35 I have spent since I started straight shaving...
    The difference in the shave is dramatic, and the luxury of those hot towels just makes ya feel like a king....

    Try a little FO, or even better EO, in the water that you use to soak the towels and it gets even better


    Still waiting for other to post their ideas from their "Shave Dens"
    What is FO & EO?

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    FO fragrance oil EO Essential oil

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny_LowGun View Post
    What is FO & EO?
    FO = Fragrance oil... A cheaper chemically derived scent bearing oil

    EO = Essential Oil... The actual oil brought forth from a plant, flower, root etc:

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    Dave I just read your tag line

    Here is one I heard years ago... Coffee should be served... Hot as Hell, Black as Night, and Sweet as Sin.... can't remember where though
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    I soooo wish we had Walmart in the uK those soap dishes are amazing ..



    Glen your den looks awesome .. sadly my bathroon ain't big enough to swing a rat in .

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    We have a good one over at home-barista, CBSU approval
    Carbon Based Spousal Unit
    Or ‘the dark side’ lever driven espresso machines.
    Right now, my collection consists of one KingKutter razor and a old horse hide strop, but razor two is in transit and I have my eye on several over at fleaBay if the price is right. Now I need a brush, soap and a new strop would be nice.

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