Popular Mechanics
Issue: Sep, 1948
Posted in: Useless Tech
Posted: 10/13/2007
5 Comments on Chain Prevents Dropping Shaver (Sep, 1948)

Chain Prevents Dropping Shaver (Sep, 1948)

Chain Prevents Dropping Shaver
To prevent dropping and possible damaging of an electric shaver, a razor guard with chain attached is available. The guard is secured by removing one of the screws from the case and replacing it with a longer screw furnished with the guard. A loop on the end of the chain is worn over the thumb.

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5 comments
  1. fluffy says: October 13, 200711:14 am

    Yeah, but I bet all the users ignored the chain and still ended up throwing their shaver through their television set.

  2. Stannous says: October 13, 20076:00 pm

    I just use a little Krazy glue on mine, never, ever drop it!

  3. Chris L says: October 16, 20076:51 pm

    Hey! It’s a Nintendo Wii controller!

  4. Rich says: July 3, 20081:21 am

    One of the dumbest things I have ever seen. It could still slip off your thumb and
    possibly put someone’s eye out.

  5. Mike says: October 13, 200810:24 am

    Wouldn’t it make more sense to hook the chain to the ring in your nose? That way it is never far from your face.

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