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    I also have an enormous amount of soaps and creams, and I don't really cars about how much I use. Sometimes I have later for 6 passes, so what? Better have more than to start rationing during the shave

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    Quote Originally Posted by jedi7 View Post
    I also have an enormous amount of soaps and creams, and I don't really cars about how much I use. Sometimes I have later for 6 passes, so what? Better have more than to start rationing during the shave
    Did you see the video? This had nothing to do with "rationing" lather. Most of that puck will go down the drain without ever being made into lather.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Utopian View Post
    Did you see the video? This had nothing to do with "rationing" lather. Most of that puck will go down the drain without ever being made into lather.
    I agree there is no reason to dump a puck of soap into a sink full of hot water and watch it dissolve. I also just cover the puck in enough warm water to loosen the surface layer so you can get it onto your brush easier. Some days I wish my soap would disappear faster, as it would make me feel better when I buy a new soap although it hasn't stopped me yet.
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