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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Wendell, relax and enjoy!

Wow Sue! Glad you are OK. Off to the hardware store for metal shelf clips!

Kinda hard to watch the old home place Sue. The house I grew up in is now a bait shop and it looks so small. My wife grew up in Flint when Buick was on top and she watches the houses she grew up in. Pretty much as you describe your street now. I'm afraid to even look at the light for a cuppa years.

Best of luck Ravi to you and the boys!

Ahhhhhhhhh yes.......the Omega 1000, I have one!

Ahhh yes, Tom Kuhn, he's come up before.
Hope Yo is doing well!

These are a nice heavier Slim Twists and they almost all have the tiny handle cracks. Nice shaver!

Outstanding brush Isaac!

BTW Neale the best place to buy the tuf-glide was the same place that had the F. Herder™ Razor Blade Blanks. The small tube was several $ cheaper than some other knife shops.

Padron wrote:I wonder if Renaissance Wax would also be a good product for protecting the blades during prolonged storage.

Good thought Neale. I've used that on scales and it says you can use it on metal!

I had well water for some time and encountered the same problems. I read one of Bob's posts about Tuf-glide some time ago and it worked like a charm.
(A dry film lubricant and rust inhibitor to replace the use of dirt attracting oils, silicones and other old technology products.)

First time I have seen and held my beloved Crystals in the new package.

I'll be on the weight loss train..........again..........
Tony, I like that "one day at a time" idea.

If there is a Navarro Discount Pharmacy nearby, their house brand of blades used to be the same as Crystals and IP's.

Outstanding!

Nicely done Dave!

I believe Bernd is on Holiday until the first of the year.

The first one (22709) is a great brush Jarmo. I have one and so does my son and four of my so-in-laws.
Works well with soaps and creams and a nice size handle!

Wendell, I'll agree with you, the C and E Super is a fine brush, It's the largest I own and I break it out often. Out of stock online. The C and E pure badger ($35) always seemed a little short on fill IMHO. The C and E best badger ($35) is a mighty fine little brush but out of stock as well. The on...