Electric Shaver Cleaning Fluid
Q: The new Philips shaver comes with a 'cleaning unit' that uses special cleaning fluid, but it runs out quickly and is super expensive to replace. There must be a cheaper alternative than the own branded stuff, or even another household fluid - like contact
A: Just use regular methylated spirit (a.k.a denatured alcohol) from any hardware store. What the Philips (and Braun - for their shaver cleaning cartridges) solution is, is simply alcohol that has been dyed and fragranced. If you wanted to make your own
There’s no low battery warning – it just stops running while you’re shaving. Of course, you’re supposed to wait for this to happen before you recharge it.
I bought a repair part for my old razor, and will go back to using it. I’ll save this one as a backup.
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My husband is a hairy man. He is a hairy man and is lazy when shaving his face. When he does shave, he takes a long time to finish; around ten minutes. So I decided it was time I looked for a faster way for him to shave. I was intrigued by electric shavers on the shelves of the specialty stores I visited. I also saw these types on television advertisements. I looked around more and saw that the higher end products were so expensive. So I asked around and told them I wanted to purchase the mid-end shaver. The kind store assistant led me to Norelco / Philips 8260XL Rechargeable Cordless Speed XL Series Shaver. She said that the Norelco / Philips 8260XL Rechargeable Cordless Speed XL Series Shaver came with a base station that doubled as a charger and a cleaner. The base station also lubricated the shaving heads when it is being cleaned. She said in a nutshell that all you have to do is put the shaver on it and walk away. That last sentence sealed the deal! Therefore, I bought it having in mind that I can return it if I am not satisfied with the product.
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