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  1. 04-27-2010, 06:16 PM #1
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    Default What is a corn razor......?????

    I have seen these a few times they look strange to me, Is this really for shaving? Check this thing out. Vintage JA HENCKELS GERMANY Straight Razor CORN RAZOR
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    From what I've read around here, I do actually believe that they are for shaving corns off ones feet..!
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    Yes, they were for trimming corns/bunions off the foot.

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    It make sense I no longer have a couple of moles and skin tags I had when I started shaving. Not that its the proper way of removing blemishes, but it does work.
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    You can read all about them at Corn Razor Place!




    ...but Stu's right, they were for removing corns from the feet. Ewww!
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    I believe the link that you have provided may be the wrong one. It looks like a normal straight to me? Certainly aint a corn razor.
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    Golly, I didn't know that my Torrey was for my feet! Maybe I should be standing on my head when I shave

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    Quote Originally Posted by deighaingeal View Post
    It make sense I no longer have a couple of moles and skin tags I had when I started shaving. Not that its the proper way of removing blemishes, but it does work.
    Didn't you bleed like a stuck pig? My daughter had a skin tag that got caught and ripped. We had to take her to the emergency room to use Silver Nitrate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greatgoogamooga View Post
    Didn't you bleed like a stuck pig?
    A bit more than a normal nick, but with a styptic pencil it wasn't too bad. From what I understand some have more/larger blood vessels than others. I've had to have some removed before and the doc used a clipper on most, but one he put something on it to kill it then removed it on a later date.
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    Quote Originally Posted by commiecat View Post
    You can read all about them at Corn Razor Place!




    ...but Stu's right, they were for removing corns from the feet. Ewww!
    That was funny thanks for the laugh!!!!!!
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