The invention of the electric razor was celebrated by men everywhere, as technology finally figured out a way to cut 5 to 10 minutes out of your morning routine. Like all things, eventually your electric razor will meet its demise. It might break or maybe you just got a new one. The time will come when it will have outlived its purpose. There are a few simple ways for you to dispose of an electric razor.
Find an online company that accepts electric razors and mail it in. A bit of research will reveal a few companies that will accept old electric shavers including Electric Shaver Service located in Lincoln, Nebraska. Simply box it up and send it out. The shipping cost will be your responsibility to cover.
Drop it off. Community recycling programs like the one in Santa Barbara County accept a wide range of electronic devices. All you have to do is drop off the electric razor and they will take care of it.
Pawn it. If you’ve taken good care of your electric razor and are in need of a few dollars, you might try pawning it. For hygienic purposes, you should replace the heads or the blades. Depending on what size city you live in, you should have no problem locating a pawnshop.
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Lee Lyons was first published in 2002 in "The Eagle News" located in Paragould, Ark. He has also written and done photography for The Cowley Press. He has written and produced material for Pollack Broadcasting and KACY 102.5. He has written and directed both short films and plays. In 2009 Lee received an associate degree in English from Cowley County Community College.
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