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I think you don't realize how dull it's gotten until you put a new blade in or it stops cutting in places altogether! The surgeons used to say that a dull blade is more dangerous than a sharp one--and it's very, very true.
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I do too. I think it's because I'm frugal and try to squeeze every cut out of it that I can!!!
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Originally Posted by kriscraft99
I don't know why I always put off changing my blade. I have to press down harder and cut the places it didn't get the first time.
Once I do change it, I tell myself I won't wait that long again, and I always seem to wait. Am I the only one that does this? sigh............. Kris |
I think we all do to get as much out of each blade as possible, you would think we would remember that a new blade is so much better.
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Same reason for me! i may need to ask dh to do it soon though..
Originally Posted by Mamatron
I do it too. I think I might be afraid of cutting myself.
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Me too, me too.
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I think there is an epidemic of us that do this!!
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I don't replace mine often, and yes, I flip it before I retire it, but the first time I have trouble cutting, that blade gets replaced (if it has already been flipped that is!)
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I just changed mine this morning after a day of cursing each thing I had to cut twice. After messing up two pieces I decided to bite the bullet and change it. Then it cuts so good I can't figure out why I wait. Except for the price of the blades. I have a drawer full of used ones waiting on something to come out that really works.
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No, you are not alone!!! I do it all the time.
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