Where do you shave?

[honda03842]

Originally Posted by BatDude

Hi Michael et al.,
I must admit having just been in Scamp graduate school with Norm at his SKP park I learned a heap of new practical stuff. However, we did not delve into advanced courses related to shaving so missed the Secret Shave tip.

Bruce, oops BatDude, was a great student at Scamp Graduate school, actually a marvelous addition to our park getting us all chatting about bats. Bruce and Carolyn, fondly cat woman, are extremely interesting people who will expand your knowledge besides being cheery.

Like most FRV people well worth meeting.

Norm

[MRClaus]

I use scissors

[Glenn Baglo]

Originally Posted by honda03842

Like moist FRV people well worth meeting.

Norm

I'm not going there.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by honda03842

Like moist FRV people well worth meeting.

Norm

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

I'm not going there.

And I can attest after meeting baglo a bunch of times, that he is rather dry.

[Alf S.]

Originally Posted by Michael Pupeza

Lately, in my 70s, I discovered (relearned) the advantages of shaving with a simple double edged butterfly safety razor, brush and soap cup. It is simple, effective, cheap, fast and has a nostalgic bend that reminds me of my geezerism. In fact I should get a few 'wife-beater' type undershirts to feel truly from the past!
However, my Bigfoot 17CB is packed away and I'm trying to picture where I might accomplish this task every couple of days when trailering. I was thinking that a small mirror in the bathroom (?) would be best, but my wife reminded me that I am big and it is small. I'd probably have to tuck my elbows in and turn slowly, and the lamp is on the other side from the sink. Maybe outside? Nah, too unreliable for weather.
How about over the galley sink? There's a light there but no mirror. Hmmmm!
So gentlemen (sorry ladies, but most of you wouldn't really have an input!), what's your suggestions?
My previous methods were mostly Phillips type rotary head electrics, but I had tried the disposables with 2, 3 and 5 blades for the life of the blades, which were very short and EXPENSIVE!
I hope that I get a few really good ideas here.
Thanks
Mike .....>

Hi: Michael Pupeza... I have my closest shaves in the galley sink. Switched back to a cordless Phillie shaver so I don't electrocute myself.
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie

[Hazel in Sk]

I shave wherever it is necessary!