Like others, I buy a metal blade coffin from an online vendor for a buck
Razor blade disposal?
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My thoughts exactly.
While I prefer Coke I happen to have another 4 cans of pepsi Right beside me ATM. Very tempted to start now.
I'd like to have seen my cartridges die a slow lingering dissolving death.
If only you could melt them down and resell them.
That really would be blood money!!
+1, except I use an empty can of chicken stock. Far superior to chicken soup cans: two small punctures allow you to empty (and use) the original contents and rinse clean, and you can then cut a slit for depositing used blades into the can. No way the used blades can get out, and when the can is finally full (which takes years), it can be deposited in recycling without risk.
I put mine in an empty pepper can. Probably take a few years to fill.
I took an empty pint-size plastic, taped the top closed, labeled it, and cut a narrow opening in the top with a Dremel tool. Practical and effective. When the jar is full, long in the future, I'll tape the slit to seal it before discarding this used-blade canister. The jar has space for more than 200 blades; and it's fits inside a standard medicine cabinet.
Just in case anyone is looking for the Wiki article on the topic... http://wiki.badgerandblade.com/Blade_disposal
Bought this one today, ill ise it both for double edges and artist club blades
they make good flechettes for shotgun ammo reloading
Prove it!
think about it.just cut them into thirds and load the sections into the shell instead of shot.i for one would not want to be on the receiving end.
I use one similar to this
Coke can with the pop top tab still attached, away from hands with noses.
I dump mine in the ocean, the salt water will take care of them.
I use the Shaving Factory Razor Blade Disposal Case.
You can find it on amazon.com.
You can find it on amazon.com.
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