I thought I would share that for some of us that have problems with our hands and ripping things out you all may be interested in using an eyebrow electric depilatator. I have purchased two of them they are battery operated and work really good to undo seams. I got one at Walgreens and the other one at Walmart both are the same price about $9.00 plus tax. One of the ones I got even has a light. You just hold it next to the seam and it just shaves it away don't have to put pressure on it or anything. I am trying to remember the brand name but today is a "fog" day and I can't seem to remember. I will search for my packaging which I don't think I kept and check it out. My girlfriend bought a green and white colored one that is a little easier to hold and ..................ooooooo I know the brand "Shick". Okay now I feel better I remembered any other questions let me know.
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thanks for letting us know and I will look for the brand name Shick at the store
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I never would have thought touse that. I am going to get one on payday. Thanks
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That is why I purchased a Wahl battery operated mustache razor. I have been using it for over a year now on the same battery...
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Okay, I am going to sound stupid, but I am a visual learner and can't get my mind around how you use this to rip seams. Can u post a pic of doing it? Please?
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Originally Posted by marcias
Okay, I am going to sound stupid, but I am a visual learner and can't get my mind around how you use this to rip seams. Can u post a pic of doing it? Please?
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You lay the piece that needs unsewed down on table and slip the razor in between the two pieces and shave the stitches out!!! It is really very simple!
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Thanks for the explanation! I got one at Harbor Freight for $2 and really didn't know how to use it!
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Originally Posted by cheryl222
Thanks for the explanation! I got one at Harbor Freight for $2 and really didn't know how to use it!
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