Thread: Intelligent Razor Rotation

Intelligent Razor Rotation? I have enough trouble trying to shave with each razor once a year! If I were to try and put some intelligence behind the rotation I would never get to shave with any of them or I would need a Dewey Decimal system for cataloging and storing the razors so it is easy to find a particular one. Then I would need to track when each was last used and ... My head hurts already. Be sure to have fun with your rotation.

Originally Posted by Joed

Intelligent Razor Rotation? I have enough trouble trying to shave with each razor once a year! If I were to try and put some intelligence behind the rotation I would never get to shave with any of them or I would need a Dewey Decimal system for cataloging and storing the razors so it is easy to find a particular one. Then I would need to track when each was last used and ... My head hurts already. Be sure to have fun with your rotation.

There is a cure, Joe. I'll send you my address so I can help you work through the rotation.

I always wonder what it would've been like living 100 years ago, where a man only had one razor. My friend (he's my parent's age 60+) inherited his grandfather's razor and he has been shaving with it his whole life. It's the only razor his gfather had and it's my friends only razor too. However, I bought some razors that belonged to a local man from Eastern, MA. The man was born in 1872 and died before 1940. He had a bunch of razors of several different sizes and shapes...so he wasn't exactly particular to any kind. One thing I must say, though, is that when he could, he bought local. One of the razors is a Holzaur that was made in Germany, but it says Troy, New York (only a couple miles from where I live). And, one is from Schenectady and another identifies itself a Kahnweiller from New York. I looked them up and they resided in Albany, New York too.

An intelligent razor rotation is any comprised without cartridges.