Saw these for sale on marktplaats.nl a free Dutch auction site.
Paper serviettes to clean and dry a razor with. Guests are asked not to use the towels.
I guess straights were a nightmare for the linen rooms at the time.
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Saw these for sale on marktplaats.nl a free Dutch auction site.
Paper serviettes to clean and dry a razor with. Guests are asked not to use the towels.
I guess straights were a nightmare for the linen rooms at the time.
Nice catch. Did you get one for your shave den?
Over the years, I have also encountered a few hotels that provided disposable shoe cleaning cloths as well. They could have also been used to clean a razor I presume. Getting shoe polish off a hotel washcloth would have not be too good either.
My wife would want several.
She has her towels and I have mine.
It doesn't take long to establish ownership
I don't have a shave den. I mainly collect hones and the odd razor. So: no, I did not bid. It still is available.Quote:
Originally Posted by RayClem
And worse, I guess: a hotel owner once told me that some guests use the curtains to polish their shoes.
Microfiber, Costco or Sam’s sell a bundle of decent microfiber towels.
We keep a stack in the bathroom, and I use one just for shaving, then clean the shower glass and mirror when done.
My bride tosses them in the washer with the towels.
Was researching a razor in for homing, Stamped, “ The Palmer”. Apparently, the Palmer hotels, provided honed razors for it guests.
The razors were stamped The Palmer and the city of the hotel. The one I honed was stamped The Palmer, Montreal.
The Palmer House is said to be the longest operating hotel in the USA and at one time had several hotels in the chain.
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Those are good razors. I've had a couple
I have one too.very cool that they gave out razors.
After my shaves I clean the blade between fingers under the tap and dry it with a sheet of kitchen roll.
