Thread: keeping track

Yes. Perhaps.

But you're probably not the only one on here using a color coded, removable dot organization system. Or maybe you are......

Originally Posted by Razorthin

I had to resurrect this thread as I run into the same problem with keeping track of the status of my razor's edge.

Came up with this idea:
Office Depot Brand Removable Round Color Coding Labels 14 Diameter Multicolor Dots Pack Of 768 by Office Depot

Red: needs honing ; yellow: needs touch-up; green: ready to go

Is that OCD? Do I need to go back on medication?

I just keep a cup in the window sill for razors needing honed/bevel re-set. If I use one that need touched up, I touch it up after the shave & it doesn't go back into the "rotation" until it's just right. Yep, low tech

Originally Posted by Rmaldon240

Yes. Perhaps.

But you're probably not the only one on here using a color coded, removable dot organization system. Or maybe you are......

What's up Rob, I hope you and your family are doing well. Let's do lunch.

N.

I used to keep a spreadsheet for notes on each razor.
Once the collection grew, I kinda just ditched that and simply grab any razor when I wanna shave.
If it's not up to snuff, there's always a few dozens that are

Everyone that needs honing has a separate drawer so that I can keep track of them that way.

Originally Posted by Birnando

I used to keep a spreadsheet for notes on each razor.
Once the collection grew, I kinda just ditched that and simply grab any razor when I wanna shave.
If it's not up to snuff, there's always a few dozens that are

Everyone that needs honing has a separate drawer so that I can keep track of them that way.

Much the same. I lift a razor and shave. If it's off and needs to go to the stones I pick up another and put it aside till I get the chance to do it. I must admit to something I realised lately. I love my razors and shaving and all that goes with, but when it comes to the maintenance I appear to be a bit meh lol. I do hone and my razors are in good condition but i don't go to tye lengths some here do. I guess we all have our way, and mine is to essentially treat my razors as tools.

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