Electric razors work for kids, but not men.

Aye. They'll take a bit of bum fluff off, but so will cream and a cat...Tweezers for the odd nasal hair (never a good look). Scissors for eyebrows.

On the subject of male grooming, I have had to go industrial when it comes to my toenails. Sidecuts and a cordless Dremel are the only things that work

My big toenails are thick as fook. I usually get the female of the moment to chop them after a bath softening session. Who said romance is dead?

It's probably a fungal infection and takes about 6 months of swallowing tablets to get shut. I'm friggin useless at remembering to take prescription drugs, so I just settled for the Dremel & sidecuts

Probably, but one doesn't do doctors, so one wouldn't know...I always get a big toenail cut first, hopefully in a oner, then I can bit down on the nail as I get a little nervous when somebody else is chopping them. I do hope the fungal infection can't be transferred to ones gob.

Yes, the older you get the harder it is to cut them! It is impossible without having had a bath! I use dissecting scissors - surgical instruments seem to just about do the big toe nails.

Does anyone have any experience of using disposable blade cut throat razors? I keep looking at them and wondering if they're any good.

toe nails need to be cut (as youve all said after a long soak to get them softened) every 2 to 3 weeks. makes life lot easier than doing them twice a year.!!
IMO of course.

They do if you plug em in

I use a Gillette Fusion razor at uni with cream & a brush, because I just don't have time for a proper shave, but if I get the money together, I get the bus to nearby Newcastle Under Lyme where the Turkish barbers does the whole lot for a decent price. Hot towels, moisturiser, massage, cologne.

Every electric shaver I've ever used missed bits and ended up being more of a pain than a disposable. I seem to be lucky with skin - I don't bother with any foam or anything except water and have never had a rash.