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    I was exclusively an electric razor user for about 30 years. wore out several of them. I also regularly got so sick of shaving as to grow a beard, the longest duration of which was 15 years. I went from that directly to straights. I have never used single edge, double edge, or any other type of replaceable blade razor, with the exception of a couple of times being stuck with those plastic disposables.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cahnwulf View Post
    I'll admit - I still use an electric shaver from time to time - but not to shave... usually to use the clipper attachment to cut the long arse hair from my wife's cat while she holds it down.
    The cat's whiskers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul38 View Post
    When i'm horny in the morning, I use my braun
    One of the reasons I have to hurry some some mornings. Subject for another thread????

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    Used one every day in the car on the drive to work for a few years, it still resides in my car but the batteries are probably flat. So it is just costing me money for fuel to cart round the extra weight. I onky use the car one week in three though so is probably ok, you never know I might encounter a shaving emergency one day.
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    Been wet shaving since my Dad taught to shave with a DE. In my past profession there were times one was stuck at work, sometimes for days at a time. Always had an electric in my desk for those times I had no choice.
    In my new profession, I continue to have an electric in my desk drawer.
    Hate to use it , but sometimes I have no choice. Been a long time, I think about 4 years, but I have it in case.
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    I shave daily and I only have straights, so I don't use anything else, at home or anywhere else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankenstein View Post
    That's only 30 pounds. These days with postage that's equivalent to one Gold Dollar.
    I once tried one, it looked sexy like yours but it didn't feel right for me. And it took about 20 minutes and still wasn't very good. I wish it did, I like the idea of just having an electric shaver, especially when travelling.
    How is it for you?
    I also miss the water on the face. Somehow can't start the day right without washing the face.
    I think I have seen electric wet shavers, don't know any more than that, oh and they are probably expensive.
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    Wow you boys realy are ignorant.You don't use an electric dry,that's what pre-shave lotion is for.My father used a Norelco triple head for most of his adult life and his face was always smooth.I choose to use a straight for my own reasons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edwardd View Post
    Wow you boys realy are ignorant.You don't use an electric dry,that's what pre-shave lotion is for.My father used a Norelco triple head for most of his adult life and his face was always smooth.I choose to use a straight for my own reasons.
    Don't hold back or anything will you :-)
    Next time anyone has a question about anything from unblocking drains, to renaissance art and poetry to quantum theory i would say we would know which enlightened soul to ask.
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    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    I used electrics most of my life. I've had them all. My first was a sunbeam shavemaster from the 1950s my dad gave me and then a few Norelco's and a few Brauns and a couple panasonics and a couple Eltrons and some others in between. I always got a BBS shave with most just that it didn't last but a few hours. I still have my last electric, an Eltron and now and then I pull it out and turn it on and then put it away-har har.
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