So was I tbf - may be using the wrong terminology

but there was a discussion on of out of off of on here last night about them, I've quite fancied them in the past but I travel a lot with work with a lot of flying and I've always thought there's no way in a million years you'd get one on as hand luggage (rightly so too).

Posted By: Old Man on December 9th 2014 at 12:59:17

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PM: safety razor types (General Chat) - Old Man, Dec 9, 09:15:32
- Fixed head razors are fine in the hand luggage... (General Chat) - Darren Eadie, Dec 9, 14:17:15
- Boots sell the blades but not the razors - as apparently (General Chat) - Mozzer, Dec 9, 11:46:01
- Never had a problem with one in my hand luggage (n/m) (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, Dec 9, 10:20:48
- Always in the hold mate (n/m) (General Chat) - I Am Hoot, Dec 9, 10:05:52
- I've never given the legality a moments thought. Surely legal? (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Dec 9, 09:20:09
  - Thought not - thanks. I never have checked luggage. (General Chat) - Old Man, Dec 9, 09:52:00
- hold baggage (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 9, 09:19:53
  - I never take hold baggage, is the thing. Hand baggage only. (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, Dec 9, 09:51:08
    - I fly every week pretty much, (General Chat) - I Am Hoot, Dec 9, 10:17:08
    - I've taken loads of safety razors in hand baggage over the last few years (General Chat) - yarmyyarmy, Dec 9, 09:56:19
      - of course, "safety" razors (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 9, 12:38:14
        
        So was I tbf - may be using the wrong terminology (General Chat) - Old Man, Dec 9, 12:59:17
        
        thing is nowadays (General Chat) - Tombs, Dec 9, 13:18:47
  - probably needs to shave his legs? (n/m) (General Chat) - strap_on sally, Dec 9, 09:38:38

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