Thread: Dry Box

You can't go wrong with the rice; either in cloth bag or cheap panty hose, 1- $1.50 pair can make ten pouches, cut a length,fill, tie in a knot.

Originally Posted by gnoils

No, I don't have any cats. But unless there's a cat that can open up a take away plastic box container, I think I'm pretty safe.

My roomates cat can open 3 different types of doorhandles and like 4 different kind of latches. Lol. Never say never

i've seen cats open tupperware boxes with stew in 'm before..

Our cat's newest accomplishment is opening round door handles, impressive without an opposable thumb.

My sister had a cat that could open round door handles. It was extremely impressive. I use a barbicide jar that I fitted cushioning.

http://straightrazorpalace.com/misce...play-rack.html

Since the pics in this thread, I have cleaned it up, added a rubber ring under the lid, and added cat litter. I keep this in my bathroom, which gets very humid, and it stays very dry inside. Cat litter is very absorbent.

I love your custom box tsunami

This is my shaving box I made pinklather granted its alittle messy. And the other one is mine very handy these boxes are

Nice work Tyler!!

I'm sure that Robert will enjoy his storage box as much as I do the one you made for me!

Thanks again! I love opening it up to select which razor to shave with!! Pretty cool that there are magnets below the surface of the edges so it closes tight and stays tight!!

Once again my young apprentice you have done well!

May the Shave Be With You!

Thank u masta may the shave be with u

Originally Posted by Tylerbrycen

Thank u masta may the shave be with u

For those who might wonder about the ‘Masta’ term, Tyler had made a post here at SRP as a newbie and I contacted him via PM: To make a long story shorter, I became his mentor. I started using Star Wars lingo in our exchange of emails and I morphed into his Master and he into my Young Apprentice!

It’s been fun and fulfilling for both of us! I’m very proud of how my Young Apprentice has been learning ‘Patience’ and ‘Using the Force’ to better learn and understand all aspects of shaving with a straight razor and now how to restore those blades that might have never become a LightRazor once again!
He has done Well!

Here's the link to what he has learned for bringing a LightRazor back to life!

http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...tml#post922511


Smooth Shaving to All and May the Shave Be With You