Does this work with disposable razors?
1982716
I'm sure it does, but diposables are very poor quality blades to begin with, so you're behind the eight ball from the start. What I do know is that I have used two blades for the last seven months, yes...2 blades in 7 months, but the blades were Quatros
1982717
That is what I use with the sharpener and I have been using the same razor for about three months.
2008188
Of course! I always use it in the shower and simply rinse it off when done. It's made for full water so don't worry about it. I use it with Foamy because gels are too thick for it to work properly. This is about the 4th or 5th Panasonic wet/dry razor I've owned and I used them all in the shower. I replaced the blades and foil after about a 1-1/2 to 2 years and got another 1 to 1-1/2 years out of each.
879838
The razor can recharge in either the cleaning unit or by cord. The razor is rechargeable, so the only thing requiring our is the cleaning unit.
1366647
I've never tried. Not to happy with skrapr it doesn't clean very well. Went back to using a razor blade.
589555
I have had my set for about 6 months now, works wonderful for my face but not easy to use on my head. I have only shaved my head one time with it and will stick to using a disposable. The problem is trying to keep the proper angle over my entire head. It did work well by the time I finish but very difficult to hold that angle (20 degrees or something) with the different contours of my head and then the different directions my hair grows. Not the fault of any one razor, but the disposables follow and adjust themselves to the contour. In a pinch, yes it will work, but not my first choice.
1774970
It does, but I have not tried it so far. Incisentally, the shaver is excellent but the plartic cover for the blades is very flimsy and broke with8n two weeks of purchase.
308942
Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any more susceptible to water damage in the shower than any other razor blades. Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any... » Read More Maybe. The biggest problem with shaving with a classic DE in the shower is that (for me at least) it takes at least twice as long to get a smooth result as with a good disposable or cartridge razor. So get ready for higher utility bills. Otherwise, it works fine. It's a little easier to cut yourself, so go easy at first. I don' think a mirror is necessary if you're used to shaving without one.Ps-Leaving the razor wet could theoretically affect the blades, but to say--as an earlier poster does--that you'll only get one shave, is a huge exaggeration. Safety razor blades aren't any more susceptible to water damage in the shower than any other razor blades. « Show Less
1011716
Your Razorba should go in the trash can along with mine. It will cut you regardless of the razor you use and does not give a clean shave. I cannot over emphasize how disappointed I was with this product!
1505843
NO. The cord is only for charging, and must be removed in order to use the razor. Kind of a nuisance if you run out of battery charge when half way done.
1864873
My shaver does not hold a charge. It does not shave the hair. This shaver has never worked from day one. Save yourself the aggravation of trying to fix it and go with a different brand or try the little pink plastic disposable razors. They tend to be more reliable.
1287908
Yes, it does. The plug is removable and can be used in the bottom of the razor, which I would recommend when using because the battery runs out that fast. Hmmm, the last two answers said no, when I received mine for Christmas last year, it came with a stand.
45788
I've only used it once, and the answer is no. I have to go back and redo large patches that it missed, and had to follow up with a multi-blade disposable.
357014
For the razor blades, no. For the battery powered trimmer I have to admit that I forget. Have used this product (trimmer only) for about 8 hours in the last 5 months with the same battery, and have only had to bush it out to clean it. I expect it to last for another 5 years or so, which comes out to $2 per year. The next least expensive trimmer I looked at cost about $100, which would have to be used 200 years to cost as much as I spent on this. The plastic will probably wear out before the trimmer blades do at this rate.
1352800
Yes, it does. I ended up going back to disposable razors and shaving cream, though, because the Veet didn't remove all the hair, even after 15 minutes--and that's too long to leave it on. I got an itchy, annoying rash.
2115574
It has a fast charging rechargeable battery, but not a replaceable battery. If it lasts as long as the previous razor, it shouldn't be an issue.
307027
Yes. These blades are much less expensive and appear to have similar quality. They work with the handle I use for my face and the HeadBlade that I use for my bald little head. I'm getting a good shave and can afford to replace them more frequently. Now I need to find another handle so I can share these blades with family. Thanks.
770875
I do not believe so, though I never tried it . For tne it is a decent electric razor