Some of the norelco rechargeables use non-replaceable nicads, that are soldered to the pcb, difficult to remove, difficult to re-install. Easier to do the wallwart-gut.
A friend gave me
Never ever throw out wallwarts.... LOL
Some of the norelco rechargeables use non-replaceable nicads, that are soldered to the pcb, difficult to remove, difficult to re-install. Easier to do the wallwart-gut.
A friend gave me
Never ever throw out wallwarts.... LOL
The issue is the old ones leaked. The new nicads work but when plugged in, the shaver hisses as SOMETHING is overheating.
Preaching to the choir, son. I have cartons full of same.
My problem with blades wasn't scalping myself (though that was some problem), rather ingrown hairs. Twenty years ago, I simply gave up. Problem solved.
At one time I had some beard hairs that resembled mechanical pencil leads. O_o
TDD
Electrics seem to address that as well, in varying degrees. Also, I think the skin adapts.
Sure. They don't cut as close so the hairs don't "catch" as they grow. I use an electric trimmer.
It doesn't. It's an issue with the shape of the hair rather than the skin.
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