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The Advice Thread

Tredman said:
Since I shaved off my beard a while ago I've struggled with shaving - finally settled on a razer, but need to find a good gel. What do people recommend? I had a beard for nearly 10 years so totally out of the loop.
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Not gel but proper shaving soap.

Taylors of Bond Street, Sandalwood. It's moisturised to not leave your skin dry. Hot water first, and a badger hair brush to apply to your face.

Never found a good balm as I find cold water closes the pores well enough and leaves you smoother than a Barry White chorus.
 
The Bear said:
The Fusion 5 blade version just rips my neck to bits for some reason.
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Does your mrs use it to do her legs and armpits?
Mine did till I stopped using a razor.
Always use an electric beard trimmer set to 'fashionably stubble'.
Twice a week.
 
I wasn't sure where to post this, but this happened in the early hours today at St Saviour, Jersey.

Caused by a lithium bike battery being charged upstairs...

Fortunately the smoke alarms alerted the residents who managed to safely escape.

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I bought some £15 Remington hair clippers during the first lockdown for my wife to do my hair with. Since I’ve shaved my beard off, I just use them to shave my face too now.

I have a wet shave about twice a year. It’s too much of a faff and it annoys me how much it costs for razors, blades, lotions etc. When I did wet shave regularly it was always nivea sensitive after shave balm and usually nivea shaving foam.
 
leedswolf said:
I wasn't sure where to post this, but this happened in the early hours today at St Saviour, Jersey.

Caused by a lithium bike battery being charged upstairs...

Fortunately the smoke alarms alerted the residents who managed to safely escape.

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Is there a link to the news story about that? Can’t find it. Thanks.
 
They go up stupidly quick, Halfords have a fireproof? locker to store the bike batteries, it’s wired into the mains as well for charging them, and cuts the power when the lights are turned off.
The official advice for a battery fire in the workshop if you were working on them was “ hit the alarm, run like fuck! “
 
There’s YouTube videos with Escooters going up, it’s really scary how fast they catch fire and pump out the poisonous smoke
 
Anybody have any advice/experience of working for/under umbrella companies?

Have a freelance job that needs to be paid via an Umbrella company and have been recommended 2 by my agency (Crest Plus and Parasol) and wondering if anyone has had any experience with them?

Thanks
Jack
 
Think they're all much of a muchness now, pretty much all the tax write-offs have gone.

Do it as a sole trader if it's any kind of option, doing your own tax return is a piece of piss.
 
Orange Chips:

Do we have a consensus on where the truly best ones are? I have a relative coming over and I'd like to get some good 'uns (y)
 
thisisgil said:
Orange Chips:

Do we have a consensus on where the truly best ones are? I have a relative coming over and I'd like to get some good 'uns (y)
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Major's in Bilston or going waaaaaaay back (so might be miles out of date) Pool Hayes chippy
 
Majors in bilston has a good rep, the chippy behind Wednesfield church, and ashma bottom shops are good as well
 
Spent enough time in the heart of rank...sorry, orange chip country thankyouverymuch
 
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