Still using the razor I bought in 1964.

Post #355,209 by Andrew Grygus 3/12/12 1:49:46 PM Reply	Still using the razor I bought in 1964. Of course, for me blades last 4 to 6 months. Problem is, by time there are only a couple left I have to break open the dispenser because the oil on the blades has become sticky and they won't slide out any more.
Post #355,210 by malraux 3/12/12 1:53:52 PM Reply	Going on 10 years or so for my electric. The only reason I replaced the previous one was my son dropped it and it broke. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
Post #355,212 by Andrew Grygus 3/12/12 2:02:55 PM Reply	I used to have one . . . . . that was given to me as an "off to college" gift. I really couldn't stand all that noise in the morning, so I was relieved when it disintegrated in '64. Off to the store and bought the razor I'm still using, but I was stunned by the cost of blades. I didn't yet know they now lasted a month rather than 3 days.
Post #355,215 by drook 3/12/12 3:18:58 PM Reply	That's a closely guarded secret You would think by now someone would be advertising how their blades last longer than their competitors' blades. But nope, no one wants to get into that race. -- Drew

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