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rich_g The Mod Squad


Joined: 23 Jan 2009 Posts: 798 Location: Rockford, IL
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Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2009 2:09 pm Post subject: |
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| soapbuddy wrote: | | I wonder how hard it would be to find blades to fit? |
| Larry wrote: | | I doubt you find a blade that's specifically made for that razor. |
I'm guessing that since the Kewtie appears to have been a failed razor design, and made in the 1920's-1940's... I'd consider it a safe bet to say that whatever blades you can find are pretty much going to be all that are available. I see a lot of sites that claim the Kewtie was a promotional item as well (but I don't know how much truth there is to that), so in the event that it actually is a promotional item, I would think that replacement blades will be few if any.
If you were looking for a modern equivalent, I would suggest a Merkur #907 Trim Razor: http://bestgroomingtools.com/moustache-beard-safety-razor-merkur-p-67.html _________________ - Rich G.
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soapbuddy Epsilon Egg Head


Joined: 11 Dec 2007 Posts: 1366 Location: Palm Springs, CA
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Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2009 8:37 pm Post subject: |
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| rich_g wrote: | | soapbuddy wrote: | | I wonder how hard it would be to find blades to fit? |
| Larry wrote: | | I doubt you find a blade that's specifically made for that razor. |
I'm guessing that since the Kewtie appears to have been a failed razor design, and made in the 1920's-1940's... I'd consider it a safe bet to say that whatever blades you can find are pretty much going to be all that are available. I see a lot of sites that claim the Kewtie was a promotional item as well (but I don't know how much truth there is to that), so in the event that it actually is a promotional item, I would think that replacement blades will be few if any.
If you were looking for a modern equivalent, I would suggest a Merkur #907 Trim Razor: http://bestgroomingtools.com/moustache-beard-safety-razor-merkur-p-67.html |
That thing is tiny. I think that would be too small for me. I'll stick with easier available razors for now.  _________________ Irena
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rich_g The Mod Squad


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Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 1:46 pm Post subject: |
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| soapbuddy wrote: | | rich_g wrote: | I'm guessing that since the Kewtie appears to have been a failed razor design, and made in the 1920's-1940's... I'd consider it a safe bet to say that whatever blades you can find are pretty much going to be all that are available. I see a lot of sites that claim the Kewtie was a promotional item as well (but I don't know how much truth there is to that), so in the event that it actually is a promotional item, I would think that replacement blades will be few if any.
If you were looking for a modern equivalent, I would suggest a Merkur #907 Trim Razor: http://bestgroomingtools.com/moustache-beard-safety-razor-merkur-p-67.html |
That thing is tiny. I think that would be too small for me. I'll stick with easier available razors for now.  |
Well, this is one of those times where I goofed up between thinking it and typing it.
The box says the Kewtie is good for leg/arm hair removal, eyebrow shaping, and "giving the perfect under arm shave". When I suggested the Merkur as a modern equivalent, I had the razor's more delicate uses in mind, not just leg/under arm shaving. I neglected to mention those two things previously. Sorry.
I'm going to proclaim the root cause as "inadequate coffee consumption prior to posting".  _________________ - Rich G.
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soapbuddy Epsilon Egg Head


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