Norelco Rotatract
Q: I am fixing to start shaving for my first time and was wondering which would be better to use. I have a electric one that belonged to my grandpa. It's a Norelco Rotatract 750RL , and it's quite old but still runs. So should I stick with it or get something
A: When I started shaving I used an electric razor for convenience. I always felt that the shave was not as close as it could be. Then because of a skin condition I had to start using a standard (safety) razor. I was shocked to find that my shaves were
Quick, cheap and simple. The hard part was making sure I was ordering the right part (thanks to the Norelco website it wasn’t too difficult). Replacing the heads made sense to me – why toss out a perfectly good shaver if the unit can be made to work as if new with the purchase of new heads? The razor works great with the new blades. They were simple to install. Note: it took longer to open the industrial strength packaging than it did to install the heads.
There are three complaints: 1) choosing the right replacement should be easier, 2) there was a good deal of wasted packaging, and 3) the cost of the heads was over half the cost of an new razor. But all-in-all a good choice.
B000068PBS
Amazon.com Review The three heads in this package fit the following Norelco men’s shavers: Micro Action Plus, Micro Action, Double Action, Lift and Cut, and Rotatract. The heads consist of cutters and combs. Installation is simple, and illustrated instructions...
