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From: jad@lanl-a.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Advice wanted on electric shavers - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 3-May-84 12:16:41 EDT
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Posted: Thu May  3 12:16:41 1984
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I've got essentially the same problem and agree with the idea of shaving
in the shower (even though it grots up the floor)
Although I use a blade for most shaving, I also have a Mr. Whisk that
a) is rechargeable and seems to keep a good charge.
b) although electric allows the use of shaving foam/soap and immersion
   to a depth of three feet of water...
I've tried several electric shavers in the past - because this one allows
the use of water while shaving, it has been the only one I've liked.

Zozzles The Freep
Grew my first ratty-looking beard when I was 16 (I hates shavin'!)