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  1. 06-03-2014, 12:13 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by crouton976 View Post
    Wow... Before long there will be group buy threads for Williams and Van der Hagen... And, from the sound of it, maybe even styptic pencils, too!!!
    Walgreens still has styptic

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Dave,,,,PM me an address & I'll GLADLY give you what I have left,,,,

    I Davecan't stand the stuff,,,,,bought a bunch when I first started,,,gave some away last year & da%ned if I didn't find more of it last month,,,,



    Heck ,,,I've even got some green VDH you can have too,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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    Just seen some Williams at the local grocery store and they had a styptic pen that I needed too ! The Williams I left for next lucky guy
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    I but Williams Mug Soap at Wegmans. They have it for $1.19 a puck and seem to always have it in stock. CVS used to carry it, but they hardly carry anything shaving-related anymore, unless you count cans of goo and plastic "razors".
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    I like Williams -- but alas, it has disappeared from CVS, Walgreens, & Rite-Aid here in Alabama. I have about half a puck of modern Williams and a puck "vintage" left on the shelf. I guess I will have to buy on-line from now on.
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    So long as the Pinaud does not run dry,,,the world will be O.K.,,,,,,,,,,
    Gonna buy 3 more bottles tomorrow,,,,
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    Maybe the EPA has declared Williams shaving soap a Toxic substance
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    Dangerous within 1 Mile
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Maybe the EPA has declared Williams shaving soap a Toxic substance
    Yes I think the issue they have with it is that the lather lasts too darn long.
    Since we are talking about Williams here; how good is the vintage Williams? Is a puck worth $10? I know we don't do valuations but come on. It's soap. And it's Williams. And yes I know it is worth what someone will pay for it and the market will bear what the market will bear. Lol. Its soap.
    I only ask because one of my local antique shops has a puck for that price and I would certainly spend $10 on good soap.
    And is anyone else dying to know what Dave uses Williams for?
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    Noooooooo!!! I love Williams mug!
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    I didn't think people really used that stuff...
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