I use the cheapest disposables I can find. I get 10 of them for a dollar and I use 3 of them every time I shave my grape. I go real slow. I might get the occasional nick, but nothing too terrible.
As you all reported, the resulting shave was much closer, smoother, and with no drag and/or nicks. The problem, however, is that the replacement cartridges are $18.00 for a ten pack. Being the cheap bastard that I am, I could not pull the trigger and, consequently, purchased a CVS Brand pack of ten for $7.99. The test will be to see if the CVS twins are any where near as good as the Gillette twins. Luckily, Gillette was nice enough to include the two twin cartridges to allow my comparison.
Quote from: OffcerClancy on November 13, 2009, 03:41:43 PMAs you all reported, the resulting shave was much closer, smoother, and with no drag and/or nicks. The problem, however, is that the replacement cartridges are $18.00 for a ten pack. Being the cheap bastard that I am, I could not pull the trigger and, consequently, purchased a CVS Brand pack of ten for $7.99. The test will be to see if the CVS twins are any where near as good as the Gillette twins. Luckily, Gillette was nice enough to include the two twin cartridges to allow my comparison.You can get better prices online sometimes. Try Amazon. Also bear in mind that the more expensive blades tend to last a little longer, so going with a cheaper knock-off version is often a false economy.
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