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Electric Shaving well by Bald Hobbit on 08 Nov, 2012 15:09
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Hi, in case of needing to get out of the house quickly in the morning, is there any trick to using the electric razor? I mean, do you have to press down hard, take it slow or fast? Input please.
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#1 by theman on 08 Nov, 2012 15:16
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Hi, in case of needing to get out of the house quickly in the morning, is there any trick to using the electric razor? I mean, do you have to press down hard, take it slow or fast? Input please.
C_J, I have a Norelco triple head , that I used to use at times always got a burn on the neck with it , it took longer and didn't do near the job of a good HB, or Razor. So if I didn't have time I left it alone until I could shave it right.
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#2 by Razor X on 08 Nov, 2012 15:27
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I find that it actually takes longer to shave my head with an electric razor.
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#3 by tomcj2 on 08 Nov, 2012 19:14
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I nicked myself a couple of days ago, so I decided to use my electric shavers today. I started with my Philips Norelco, and went over it again with a Panasonic. My scalp stung, and a coworker asked me why I had let my cat scratch me up so badly. Never again. Only the blade in the future
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#4 by tomcj2 on 10 Nov, 2012 16:55
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I took a close look at my Panasonic ES-LT41 shaverand I am not surprised that I was all scratched up. The outer foil has 6 holes in it. I ordered it on July 3rd, 2012 from Amazon and I have probably used it only 6 or 8 times. I phoned Panasonic Customer service to be told that the outer foil (Part # WES9087PC) is one of the consumable parts and not covered under warranty; a replacement is available for $30.(available for$20at Amazon)
$30 to repair a $83.32 shaver that I have seldom used seems ridiculous.
I think that I will just pitch it out and bitch about it and the Panasonic warranty for years to come. I have had many Panasonic items and this is the first and only bad one, but it only takes 1 rotten apple to spoil the barrel.
If anybody wants it PM me. If you pay the postage it is yours. For $30 you can buy new outer foil and inner blades so it would be in an "almost new" condition.
$5.35 will send it anywhere in the USA in a Priority Mail®Small Flat Rate Box
PM me if you want it
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#5 by MMArob on 14 Nov, 2012 15:42
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Not really the same question, but I didn't want to open a new thread for my question since it's very basic.
How should I cut my hair before shaving it off?
Down to zero with electric? (I remember to get a rash from using this method for trimming my neck hairs before.)
Or just use clippers?
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#6 by Bald Hobbit on 14 Nov, 2012 16:35
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Not really the same question, but I didn't want to open a new thread for my question since it's very basic.
How should I cut my hair before shaving it off?
Down to zero with electric? (I remember to get a rash from using this method for trimming my neck hairs before.)
Or just use clippers?
Rob
Use clippers without a guard. Or is that what zero is?... -
#7 by MMArob on 14 Nov, 2012 16:55
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My mistake, I meant scissors and wrote clippers!Not really the same question, but I didn't want to open a new thread for my question since it's very basic.
How should I cut my hair before shaving it off?
Down to zero with electric? (I remember to get a rash from using this method for trimming my neck hairs before.)
Or just use clippers?
Rob
Use clippers without a guard. Or is that what zero is?...
Zero it is then.
Does adding a little shaving cream do any good to avoid the typical rash from clippers only? -
#8 by Frontier Guy on 14 Nov, 2012 16:59
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Zero it is then.
Does adding a little shaving cream do any good to avoid the typical rash from clippers only?
I wouldn't think so ... I'd just scissor/clipper dry hair. Others may advise differently (and I recommend you listen to them).