These vitamin bottles have a snap open lid and work great!
Cheap Blade Bank
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He appears to take the tray out, the one that contains the wrapped blades, rotates it 180 degrees, reinserts it and uses the used blade slot to insert the old blades. This increases the capacity of the used blade section as it was originally designed to take only a a dozen or so unwrapped used blades. At least that's what I thinkOh that geofatguy is the clever one, isn't he?
One side is deeper than the other side, but the change isn't that great if you using a 100 blade carton. And if your buying them in the container, they all will fit in the used blade section of the container.
Yes, I can pack mine fully without doing a thing to the innards. All with no do-rag, too!
I did the same thing in 2009 when I first started DE shaving. It's just starting to fill up now and I don't think it will see out the year. When it's full I'll fill it with salt water and it can go at the back of the shelf in my garden shed for a few more years.
I’ve been using a small Planters peanuts container for the past 3 years or so, I just taped the lid down. It’s been working fine for me with no issues or confusion on what it’s for.
I have little ones in the house so therefore I use a prescription medication vial/bottle with childproof cap.
It fits a lot of blades and most importantly, its safe
It fits a lot of blades and most importantly, its safe
I just use an old gallon milk jug with a slot cut into the lid.
I use a super sized plastic GV coffee can. I'll probably never fill it up before i leave this world.
I think one of the biggest considerations would have to be if there are children who are likely to try opening the blade bank.
If there were kids in my house, then my choice of a Bunnykins coin bank is very probably a bad one.
It's a great parking spot for the blade I'm currently using though. The ripples on the top air out the bottom of the blade, and it's real easy to pick the blade up.
If there were kids in my house, then my choice of a Bunnykins coin bank is very probably a bad one.
Yeah, it could be worse than having bunny's on it. "FREE CANDY" printed on it comes to mind, but not much elseI think one of the biggest considerations would have to be if there are children who are likely to try opening the blade bank.
If there were kids in my house, then my choice of a Bunnykins coin bank is very probably a bad one.
It's a great parking spot for the blade I'm currently using though. The ripples on the top air out the bottom of the blade, and it's real easy to pick the blade up.
I highly recommend these steps.
You have paper box which can recycle? Then make it as used blades disposer.
You can write on the paper box that this is dangerous and handle it carefully. This can makes the suitable disposable and recycle able one.
Why go through all the hassle when you can buy this for $1 and use it an entire lifetime?
Empty Pringles can.
Yeah that one.
I use an empty Pringles can with a few drops of glue to hold the lid on. Judging by the amount of blades in it, it should last a lifetime. But we have a new granddaughter that should be getting into everything soon. So I may try the prescription pill bottle.
This is the best option but I prefer the fully recyclable boxes..
I use empty vitamin containers.
