Mik's top travel tips - shaving oil

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Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 1:52 pm I've ordered a Panasonic ER-GB42 from Amazon for £29.99 - wet and dry, adjustable cutting length without needing to swap guards. I doubt I'll use it in the shower despite being fully waterproof because I don't want all the clippings to block the plughole :lol:
How else are you going to shave your balls? (First time I've asked that to a stranger on the internet)
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I do mine in the balcony on a windy day.
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I just use a cheap Wahl I've had for years, that replaced a cheap Wahl I'd had for years before that. I might check out something like that Panasonic should the Wahl ever die though. Not having to faff with attachments would be a bonus.

I wouldn't use one of those Wahls for trimming head hair though - IME they can be a bit grabby compared to proper clippers.
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KevH18 wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 2:48 pm
Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 1:52 pm I've ordered a Panasonic ER-GB42 from Amazon for £29.99 - wet and dry, adjustable cutting length without needing to swap guards. I doubt I'll use it in the shower despite being fully waterproof because I don't want all the clippings to block the plughole :lol:
How else are you going to shave your balls? (First time I've asked that to a stranger on the internet)
Assuming not a rhetorical question, I do actually do that in the shower but without the water on. It's easy to pick up the clippings and flush them down the loo. Probably TMI :rofl:
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Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 3:08 pm Probably
Definitely
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Do you want to know what I use the beard oil for?
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Two stroke.
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Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 3:08 pm
KevH18 wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 2:48 pm
Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 31, 2023 1:52 pm I've ordered a Panasonic ER-GB42 from Amazon for £29.99 - wet and dry, adjustable cutting length without needing to swap guards. I doubt I'll use it in the shower despite being fully waterproof because I don't want all the clippings to block the plughole :lol:
How else are you going to shave your balls? (First time I've asked that to a stranger on the internet)
Assuming not a rhetorical question, I do actually do that in the shower but without the water on. It's easy to pick up the clippings and flush them down the loo. Probably TMI :rofl:
:lol: :lol:
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