can  i use a sharpener on my t blades?
922976
you can but it will wear them out quicker
97102
A good old-fashioned straight razor will give you the best shave you have ever had in your life... IF you learn how to do it properly.  If you sincerely try to learn (and put up with a couple of nicks the first time) you will never regret it, but if you want something fast and easy - go with the the new razors.  You have to shave more often with the new razors, and you never get quite as smooth, but it all depends on your priorities.\n\nHere are some excellent sites on how to use a straight razor:\nhttp://www.menessentials.com/oxid.php/sid/x/shp/oxbaseshop/cl/info/tpl/straight_razors.tpl\n\nhttp://www.premiumknives.com/ShopSite/Premium_Knives_Help_How_to_Shave_with_a_Straight_Razor.html
436368
try using barberry herb or butternut herb
1183775
As everyone else has said, no, it can't.  Sounds like one of those books about ley lines and crop circles...\n\nNeither can putting a razor blade under a specially-shaped, very expensive pyramid sharpen it - although if anyone believes it can,  pay pal me £100.00 plus £25 p&p and I will send you a hand-made pyramid guaranteed to sharpen a razor blade as well as any other pyramid.
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This is the best that I have found yet. Here is the link to the B&W actions, http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/TLRB&WConversion.htm .  Check out the rest of the site. The sharpening is also very good.
630701
Basically the best and easiest way is just to make sure you dry it off after your done shredding the slopes...Place it somewhere the extra snow can melt and just turn to water then wipe it down with a towel.  I also suggest investing in a person edge sharpener which can be found at any local ski shop or sporting goods store.  It helps for last minute sharpening or rust you want to get off before heading out for some crazy runs.  You may way to get them professionally sharpened at the beginning of the ski season at a shop also.  It helps a great deal believe it or not.  Good Luck and have fun...no worries...
17673
The easiest way is to buy HP Iron-on Transfers.  If you are not using white t-shirts you need to use the HP Iron-on Transfers for Color Fabrics.  You can purchase these online or purchase them at an office supply store.  Links for the official site are listed below.
288998
You mean shaving your A$$ ? Dude......thats grose. Are you serious? Don't tell me you went and got all serious on here. I guess you just use a gilette triple blade and do it in the shower so it doesn't look as if a beaver blew up on the bathroom floor!
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One thing you could do is save them as .PNG files (they're bigger, but better quality). You could also NOT optimize them for the web (it lowers quality so it can load faster). Besides, that, you could always sharpen them in a photo editing program like Photoshop.
532665
I used it once. It was worthless. I then used a knife. That cured the problem.
737707
Generally, Incense-cedar (take a whiff when you sharpen it) For more info, go to www.pencils.com
464787
go to a outdoor/sporting goods store and buy a sharping stone then just glide the blade along the stone but be careful not to cut your self!
301558
Shave it, or use laser hair removal
851198
Try going to Play it Again Sports or a store like that and find a pair of used skates and experiment with what kind of skates that feel comfortable. \nRegular skate sharpenings will keep the edge on your skates.
892297
Shave em. Use deodourant.
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I sharpen one to two times per year.\n\nFor you this will depend upon how often you skate; whether or not you are always skating on high-quality ice (such as well-maintained rink ice); if you are always careful to put your blade guards on when you leave the ice; and similar factors.  Be sure to store your skates carefully, wipe the blades with a dry,soft cloth, and sharpen when you feel they need it (6-12 mos.)
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All you have to do is keep it dry, and wipe it off if you handle the blade with your hands. Human skin produces an oil that will make the blade look dull over time. To get rid of the spots, you can use a simple stainless steel polish, found in any hardware store.