How much time do you spend on your shaving "hobby"?

[rbscebu]

The expense of shaving as a hobby has been well covered here in B&B.

How much time do you spend on your shaving hobby? This includes your shaving and everything related to your shaving such as maintenance, buying/selling, playing with your shaving gear and even reading/posting on B&B and other related forums etc.

 

[lasta]

Don't tell my boss, but B&B is open on at least one tab 9-5.

 

[Tallships]

Aside from shaving the most time I spend is gratting, pressing soaps into bowls when low, or when I get tired of using a bowl putting a soap into another bowl or shaving, mixing and pressing Williams/Dove into a bowl but not too often , it lasts a long time. Then every so often , about evey 6 months, I put my razors in my jewelry cleaner. Then there's stopping at thrift stores and summer time yard sales looking for goodies.

 

[Kyle89]

For me the shave itself is probably the least amount of time I spend on the hobby haha. I enjoy reading/talking to people about it, occasionally hunting online/at antique shops, and general maintenance (cleaning razors, maintaining edges, tinkering with things that don't need tinkering, ect.)

 

[Grundi]

For me the shave itself is probably the least amount of time I spend on the hobby haha. I enjoy reading/talking to people about it, occasionally hunting online/at antique shops, and general maintenance (cleaning razors, maintaining edges, tinkering with things that don't need tinkering, ect.)

+1

 

[Darth Scandalous]

I probably spend 4 hours a week on shaving and maintenance. Maybe more sometimes if I'm working on a honing or restoration project.

I'm not going to guesstimate how much time I spend here with you gents, or surfing the auction site. It's a lot but I wouldn't have it any other way.

 

[BigJ]

For me the shave itself is probably the least amount of time I spend on the hobby haha. I enjoy reading/talking to people about it, occasionally hunting online/at antique shops, and general maintenance (cleaning razors, maintaining edges, tinkering with things that don't need tinkering, ect.)

+2! Yes indeed, me too! I voted for the 4-8 hours/week category.