Cheap, good quality for those home fades! You too could have a boss haircut like me haha
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mfactor
8 Oct 153#8
Have had a set for 17 years, still working perfect , use a 2 pin adaptor to plug into the shaver socket (extender lead if you don't have one)......
Figure I used to have a no.1 ( stop it :smile: ) every 2 weeks when using a barber @ £10 a pop that works out at a saving of £4250 over that time .
Not to shabby......................:sunglasses:
Hot hot
Slimboball
7 Oct 153#2
Wahl make the best clippers out there.
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mrcoxexcel
7 Oct 15#1
Wahl?
Slimboball
7 Oct 153#2
Wahl make the best clippers out there.
amour3k to Slimboball
8 Oct 15#13
Exactly ...
gorgo2015
7 Oct 15#3
Hot if you have mains sockets in your bathroom. Otherwise cold.
sweetpea10 to gorgo2015
7 Oct 15#4
Why ?
SkinflintSteve to gorgo2015
8 Oct 15#6
Don't think anyone would have a mains socket in their bathroom, not a three pin anyway.
Luckily there are extension leads tho.
amour3k to gorgo2015
8 Oct 15#11
You do realise that water & electricity not mix well right ...
ssc1 to gorgo2015
8 Oct 15#21
use mine in the garden all that hair needs cleaning up not properly :sunglasses:.
Ergates
7 Oct 151#5
My wife cuts my hair. And she doesn't do it in the bathroom. Hot :smiley:
McHotpoon
8 Oct 15#7
Great for Pets too! ;-)
mfactor
8 Oct 153#8
Have had a set for 17 years, still working perfect , use a 2 pin adaptor to plug into the shaver socket (extender lead if you don't have one)......
Figure I used to have a no.1 ( stop it :smile: ) every 2 weeks when using a barber @ £10 a pop that works out at a saving of £4250 over that time .
Not to shabby......................:sunglasses:
Hot hot
Scorpion
8 Oct 151#9
I got some Wahl clippers from Amazon. The Mrs now cuts my hair, she was a total newbie to haircuts, but with my expert guidance (having watched barbers do it for years) it's pretty much identical. At present my hair cuts are working out at <£2 a cut and dropping with each one :-)
N.b. You've got to trust your Mrs for this to work!
noahsdad to Scorpion
8 Oct 15#10
Yes this is the real issue. My Mrs cut my ear last week. She always moans about doing it "I'm not a hairdresser, go to the hairdresser". This item can cause disputes and if your Mrs' heart is not in it, it is impossible to do well yourself.
HEAT though, assuming you have a sound Mrs.
wenttoabetterplace to Scorpion
8 Oct 15#17
I've actually become pretty adept at cutting my own hair. I've been doing so for 12 or so years now. Still on the same Remington Ceramic clippers (which I thought I was going to have to replace, only to then discover that Amazon sell spares!).
I often get complimented on dates and what not....and my friends sometimes ask where I got my haircut done as they struggle to find good barbers themselves.
At least £4k better off because of it :smiley:.
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Figure I used to have a no.1 ( stop it :smile: ) every 2 weeks when using a barber @ £10 a pop that works out at a saving of £4250 over that time .
Not to shabby......................:sunglasses:
Hot hot
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Luckily there are extension leads tho.
Figure I used to have a no.1 ( stop it :smile: ) every 2 weeks when using a barber @ £10 a pop that works out at a saving of £4250 over that time .
Not to shabby......................:sunglasses:
Hot hot
N.b. You've got to trust your Mrs for this to work!
HEAT though, assuming you have a sound Mrs.
I often get complimented on dates and what not....and my friends sometimes ask where I got my haircut done as they struggle to find good barbers themselves.
At least £4k better off because of it :smiley:.