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I would think Maggards and West Coast should start stocking those.
Used Blade Container?
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But then they'll go from $1.50 to $5-$7.
I think I will get a few of them for gifts to give to some friends that use DE razors also, they'll love them.
If the top is still sealed, where is the actual meat ? (If SPAM is indeed meat !)
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I just squeezed it out after I cut the slot in the top. Fried it up with 3 eggs, over easy, hash browns. Ain’t gonna get anything like that at IHOP or Waffle House.
Simple tin that cost $2.50 and will hold a couple years worth of blades
I use a plastic Tums container. Still not full after two years.
This one is still not full, 8y later
It's about 1/2 full. So I'll probably get another 10y before I have to dump it. It's an actual bank, so I should be able to cautiously empty it.
It's about 1/2 full. So I'll probably get another 10y before I have to dump it. It's an actual bank, so I should be able to cautiously empty it.
This........
AoM/BoSS
AoM/BoSS
empty coke can
Great idea, but, how did you get the meat out of the can?
I think he bought it this way, looks like a piggy bank.
Ron R
I survived a lathey foreman
When I'm on the road or vacationing I will use my Personna 10 pack to store spent razors in the bottom so the chambermaids do not get cut. (you never know)
The tall piggy bank was a thought to store blades but it had to big a foot print for the bathroom & was abandoned.
The mason jar with the lid cut open with a magnetic business card as a blade holder is the one I use all the time, some times I have to get old blades out for experimenting with and it is the easiest to access. when it gets full I just duck tape the spent blades in a bundle and dispose of in the proper waste dump.
Have some great shaves!
The tall piggy bank was a thought to store blades but it had to big a foot print for the bathroom & was abandoned.
The mason jar with the lid cut open with a magnetic business card as a blade holder is the one I use all the time, some times I have to get old blades out for experimenting with and it is the easiest to access. when it gets full I just duck tape the spent blades in a bundle and dispose of in the proper waste dump.
Have some great shaves!
I just use a soda can. It is getting full, and I'm not sure what to do with it. For those who use this method, what do you do with the soda can once it is full of blades? I don't think my county dump has a "sharps" disposal bin, and I'm hesitant to just throw it in the trash or normal recycling bin.
Pharmacies should be able to get you a real Sharps container, and also dispose of it. I could be wrong though.
Once my aluminum beer bottle was about 3/4 full, I experimented with salt water to solve the blades. Didn't work, so I moved onto some PCB etchant solution. Now that worked like a champ. Dissolved the blades in about a day.
both kids in their teens so don’t need a kid proof solution, and I do like English mustard
Youv
You've answered your own question, they need to be separated. It is a very small amount of metal, and I would suggest that recycling centers would probably consider used blades as biohazard, just like needles and other sharps.
An empty Mt. Olive pickle jar, cut a slit in the lid and have been using it for years.
Yep. Sorry. That's what that little slot is for. Don't show up to the job site in a thong and flip flops.
Love mustard, especially Coleman's. Great container for them too!
