Old School razor blade bank

Razor-blade slots are common in homes built before 1970 The slots let people dispose of the blades, which would pile up in a space behind

Old School razor blade bank The blades would slip through the slot and then cascade down into a gross little pile of disposed, used blades, and sit there for decades until

Razor-blade slots are common in homes built before 1970 The slots let people dispose of the blades, which would pile up in a space behind

razorshark slot Find something with a plastic lid and cut a small slot in the top through which to post the blades Seal the lid to the rest of the container

Incidentally, the reason for the slot design, taking over from the three hole design was ease of loading the blade into the razor From around the 1940s

razor shark slot provider To dispose of a razor blade: wrap it in several folds of paper or between This is so you can easily empty the contents of the can through a very small slot

blade and deposit it in the used blade slot in the magazine Then partly slide out the next new blade and slip it into the razor Twist to