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04-20-2022, 07:27 PM #1Senior Member
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Robeson 2525 sings sweet melodies every time I use it
Sharp&Shiny likes this.Semper Fi !
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Anyone else think it sounds more like Velcro peeling?
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More like scraping burnt toast.
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I don't actually know why they're called singing razors, they definitely make noise but its not a sound that I could hum along to. Unless my face is out of tune of course
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With your face....anything is possible, Steve.
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My Mum said I'm pretty.
Originally Posted by outback
With your face....anything is possible, Steve.- - Steve
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For some reason I thought that the 'singing' term referred to the noise produced by some finely ground razors when being stropped. Not the scraping noise when shaving. But of course I may be wrong
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