Braun Shaver Replacement Blades
Q: Hey folks, long time Gillette disposable razor user here. I started out when they were marketing their "Mach 3" disposable razors and then followed them up until their "Fusion" lineup. Problem is, it's getting to be a bit too pricey
A: straight razors are not easy to use. you'll end up cutting yourself a lot learning to use it. one box of refills on a reg razor lasts me forever.
one thing i used to do was shave with the razor one day, then use the electric shaver the next day.
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Braun recommends that the heads on its InterFace electric razors (model numbers in the 3615, 3612, and 3610 series) be replaced every 18 months. This pack consists of the foil and cutterblock for those InterFace razors. The foil is thin platinum and the cutterblock is stainless steel. The foil is spring-mounted for a close, comfortable shave. Installation is easy, and diagrams on the package show how to do it. --Fred Brack
Many thought TLR’s ‘sudden’ retirement earlier this week was as equally stunning as the Cards winding up as World Series Champions – you know, the team that was supposed to be watching the postseason on TV. I’m only stunned that so many other people were ‘stunned’.
As the Cardinals appeared to be an afterthought in the National League playoff race in late-July, La Russa had the look of a man who appeared to be growing tired of his profession. That could possibly be the result of some of his health problems during the season. We do know someone behind the visitors dugout at Milwaukee’s Miller Park touched a nerve making reference to it.
That would be the same dugout in which the Cards would celebrate winning the National League pennant 2+ months later.
And maybe it was that testy Cards-Brewers game on July 31 that wound up as the first turning point of St. Louis’s season, what ended up eventually lighting a fuse. When La Russa went on his now famous ‘DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY BONES ARE IN THAT HAND??’ rant, he basically laid down the gauntlet, and the team eventually rallied around it.
