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    Has anyone shaved with this straight, and if so, what can you tell me about it?

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    I never have, but I hear it mentioned all the time, and have never heard a bad word said about them!

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    I bought one of these a couple of weeks ago & posted a review of it in the razor review section . Its been the best Dovo ive owned so far & the shaves just keep getting better .Paul

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    I have used one in my rotation for some time. While it is a little over-the-top with the gold wash and all, it is a very fine shaver. And I'm more a 6/8ths quarter hollow guy than a 5/8th hollow ground fan.

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    I bought one two Easters ago - it is a fine razor, and looks good IMO, although I agree that you probably should be a goldwash fan to fully appreciate its aesthetics.

    Two points to note that I have discovered (the hard way...) -

    1. The plastic/rubber/whatever shank sleeve can be a moisture magnet and can work loose over time and/or use;

    2. Keeping moisture off it is very important, as if it rusts under the goldwash you really have no other choice but to remove the goldwash to get rid of the rust. If you are a fan of the overall look of the BL, this can be disheartening.

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    So why not remove the sleeve?
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kees View Post
    So why not remove the sleeve?
    Well, you can, and it may be a good idea to, maybe. But I guess I was meaning that the new BL owner should be aware of it so they can be careful - I doubt the first thing someone would think to do after purchasing one would be to remove the sleeve.

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