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Thanks Chief!👍🏼

Thank you so much 🙏 Now I will look at prices for the cleaning machine 😊 👍

I realize this is an older video, you may not even have that shaver anymore, but I just received the replacement foil and cutter head for my single cutter BaByliss Pro shaver. It's a very nice chrome plated single cutter head shaver although it's not rechargeable so I use rechargeable AA batteries in it and have a charged pair ready to go in when the ones in use die. Works out good 👍. The BaByliss double foil/cutter shaver is rechargeable though if I remember right. The replacement cutter and foil for my shaver is model FXRF1 if you want to check them out, it may well be the model number of this particular shaver as well, I don't remember. I got the replacement on Ebay which was a listing that you could bid on and I was the only bidder so I got it for $11 plus tax and shipping(USD) which all came to $16.59. Anyway, I have an ultrasonic cleaner and I'm going to try this with the old cutter and foil and see how it turns out. I'll just keep them around for backup when the new ones get dull. It's odd, I had been searching for my older double foil rechargeable shaver(Panasonic ES-LT41 Wet/Dry) that disappeared a couple years ago (hence why I bought this BaByliss) and my wife just found it the other day in one of her makeup bags, I thought someone took it or something, I still need to find the charging cord for it but I'm going to try this with that shaver because it was going dull also, I remember searching for replacement foil and cutters for it way back when. Thanks for the video!

I have a 7 years-old Braun 340s-4 wet/dry foil rechargeable shaver, it has the original "cassette"(foil/cutter), and it holds the charge for 2 and half weeks; I shave every day (I may escape the weekend shave) but no fail during the week, I use a pre-shave lotion before shaving and get a fantastic smooth, close, clean and irritation-free shaves every time; the shaver still gives me a reasonable close shave despite its age and practically daily use since I bought it, but I think it's starting to show wear and tear as some times it may give me little nicks on the neck area and I may need to past the shaver few times on the same spot to get a clean cut. the trick has been to keep my shaver clean (I give it a quick clean after every shave) and a deep one once a month without fail then I put a drop of a light mineral oil machine in each cutter and central trimmer; it has paid off as it's in tip-top condition. Despite the Braun 340s-4 still works perfectly and I use it on daily basis, I decided to buy a new one; a previous model of the 340s-s; it's the Braun series 3 330 dry foil shaver, you can use it plugged in the mains or you can recharge it (1-hour full charge) to use it everywhere; I haven't used yet, but I will give it a try during the week to see if it performs as good as my old 340s-4 wet/dry shaver.

Thanks, You got me thinking did a search and found this How can I sharpen an electric shaver? Try toothpaste. Yep, it works: One recommended way of sharpening your electric shaver is by using toothpaste. Using toothpaste as your sharpening material is ideal because you probably have it inside your home already so there is no need for you to buy some of it, which could be inconvenient. Together with the toothpaste, you will also need water and baby oil for the sharpening process. The first thing you need to do is clear all the bristles with a small brush. Look for tiny hair strands that get stuck in your blades and have them removed. After removing all hair residues, apply the toothpaste to the blade area and razor screens. Make sure all areas are covered up with toothpaste then turn the shaver on. This will help you on scattering the toothpaste all over the area that needs to be sharpened. After that, remove the blades and rinse them with warm water making sure that all substance is washed away. Dry it for a few seconds and then drop a small amount of baby oil before putting your electric shaver back together. Another tip: Try using regular toothpaste instead of stuff like “extreme whitening” and the like, since those toothpastes have larger “gritty particles” and it won’t be as effective in cleaning/sharpening.

I'm off to get a jewelry cleaner and some pre-electric shave and dig my Brauns back out of the drawer. Thanks

Try it and do a vid on what you think

Wouldn’t it be the same as turning on the shaver in a bowl of water? Wouldn’t it vibrate the hair lose?

Better than buying a shaver cleaning station -more useful

Do you oil the shaver ??

Omg such a good idea !

This looks more like you 'cleaned' the shaver head. I cant see how this would 'sharpen' it.

the "cuttuh"

I bought it brand new and it's not shaving at all

Get to the ******* point...