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Could you help me - how can I disassemble my Gilletter Match3 this way for clearing?
Could you help me - how can I disassemble my Gilletter Match3 this way for clearing?
I wouldnt try to dissasemble a Mach3, only a good scrub with hand soap or dishwashing soap on the handle and that's it.
You are a true gentleman in trying to help, but I strongly suspect that the OP is trolling. I will humbly beg forgiveness if I'm wrong.
I suggest just giving it a good scrub but if you really want to disassemble it i suggest you use one of these:
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Beat me to it.
i see what you did there...
Btw Gilletter Match3,
I once heard a woman at Walmart she was calling the Mach3 the ,Massh3
I once heard a woman at Walmart she was calling the Mach3 the ,Massh3
Btw Gilletter Match3,
I once heard a woman at Walmart she was calling the Mach3 the ,Massh3
Yeah. I wonder why since even the picture clearly shows how Gillette and Mach3 should be spelled. Gillette is also spelled correctly including the double L, double T, and E at the end with the only mistake the R added.
The OP seems to be pretty comfortable with English since he/she uses words like "usual" and "disassemble" (spelled correctly). Other than the name, the sentence structure and spelling are perfect.
In my experience, one of the best ways to clean a Mach 3 is to simply run it through one of these.
If you want to get the built up lather and hair out of every single crevice, I suggest trying this...make sure you let it soak for a few days too 
I'm kidding by the way...don't clean your razor with acid...it may permanently remove facial hair and...well perhaps your face in general.
I'm kidding by the way...don't clean your razor with acid...it may permanently remove facial hair and...well perhaps your face in general.
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Actually, this post reminds me of my days in a bicycle shop when a guy brought in a rusty falling apart Huffy and kept insisting that he get it fixed. I told him there was only one way to fix his bike, and showed him this picture...
Hmmm. This is getting interesting.
There is no problem that cannot be fixed with the application of a sufficient amount of high explosives.
Phil
Phil
The one on the right.
If a Match3 is like any other kind of match, just strike it on a rough surface. When the flame goes out, it'll surely be dis-assembled.
