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Not one for Mucky Fat sarnies then? I do admire your quest for comparisons though even if I think brushing your teeth with human faeces was going a tad too far.

@MrK1 Nice! If it makes you feel any better mine had come back from the repairers after a shunt 2 weeks before the above accident. The same guy came to pick it up both times...

Bruised and in shock but OK. I won't forget the look on her face for a while!

This! Got shunted into a jay walker.

Finished the James Bronnley and the next to finish off is Atkinson's Gold Medal. Which is nice enough to wonder why it was sitting at the back of the cupboard and better than the JB.

If you are getting irritation with a Tech I'd say you are compensating for perceived mildness with too much pressure. As above the sweet spot for the Tech is quite narrow but the inefficient but forgiving zone is quite large which is why they are considered mild. If you are in the inefficient...

I used to use some 'natural' stuff from Amazon no mineral oils at all. It was fine and cheap enough to use plenty each shave. As above though it just clogs the razor and the sink it was much better than the KOS stuff and the Somerset's I've tried and was great for the skin. Just too much of a...

Still gusting pretty strongly at mine, small branches everywhere and the garage 'door' got blown over, Easterlies seem to get funneled down the valley and strengthened in consequence.

Gale force winds at mine last night and this morning which I don't remember showing up the forecast yesterday, still warm though.

You say tomarto I say tomayto let's call the whole thing off!!

Use less pressure when loading the brush if you are digging croap out you are pressing too hard. To use a croap I soak the brush as usual in a sink of cold water whilst I shower, I load the brush as I would on a hard soap but with a much lighter touch and fewer swirls, then I face lather.

I'm open comb 365 does that count?

Yay!

Angle, pressure, tricks (Gillette slide, J-hooking, polishing etc), lather building...and whatever else; you'll learn or you won't.

Technique can include things like finding the right angle for the blade and razor you are using on the part of the face you are shaving and the ability to maintain that angle yet change it as needed without thought.

I have a garishly pink Rose one in a tub that I love the smell of and a tube of Palmolive in my travel kit as it's so easy to use. BUT My favourite is definitely Ingram's for the quality of shave and the Icy Blast.

It's because of the razor fairies that live in the cap, on the R41 they all reach out and grab the hairs and PULL!! Whereas on the Tech they just stroke the skin as it slides past. That's according to the psychedelic Soap Monkeys though so it should be taken with a pinch of salt...

It's a man thing like fast cars and cock waving competitions (and collecting stuff) you don't have to buy into any of it. It's the 21st Century maaan!

No problems with my youngest's Fire Tablet and she's had it for two years now. It's just in an ordinary case and has survived a quite a bit of abuse. Quality bit of kit for the price and Amazon's service is usually above and beyond. No problems with the set up or extra charges either, £7.99...