the shave factoryShaving Razor Blade and Sharps Disposal Case, Red

I got one of these the other day for putting used razor blades in, I have been going to buy one for a while but I could never get a clear idea of just how big the item was. So here are the dimensions, it is 15.5cm high x 10cm wide x 10cm deep and it fits on my bathroom window sill perfectly. It has a door on the top that unclips to reveal 3 different size holes to deposit different things into it then the top can be clipped shut again. Once it is full ( which will take quite a while ) there are 2 tabs on the top lid to lock the lid closed so it can be disposed of. I have included some pictures that show the item which should give a good idea of what it looks like and also its size. Basically it does exactly what it says and it is the right size so it doesn't look overly large in the average bathroom.

Does what it says on the tin - high quality plastic container to store blades and sharps.The plastic is high enough quality that it doesn’t get punctured from inside, and once it is full you can ‘lock the top’ to easily dispose of it.I tend to accumulate multiple ‘scalpel type’ blades due to my craft business, and this has easily stored 2 years worth of blades equating to easily 800.Onto my second box now and I expect it to live up to the quality of the first. As soon as that’s full, I’ll be getting another! :)Although compact in size at roughly 6” tall x 4” x 4” or in new money, 15cm x 10cm x 10cm - most people will never fill it, or it will take years and years to.A great purchase especially if you go through a lot of sharps, and it gives you the ability to store and dispose of them safely.

I have to give this Shaving Factory Razor Blade and Sharpe Disposal box a ' Full Five Star Rating ' for the very reason that the product is safety and hygiene related within the home.Not every male adult or even a teenage young man will have an electric razor with which to shave. They are not the best means by which to shave, especially if they want a clean looking very close shave, and so many of them still choose the to use the good old double edged razor. A double edged razor blade may well provide them with a few shaves, but eventually they were going to need a replacement blade.Before safety and hygiene became the norm and part of everyday life, blades would be replaced and the old blade often left lying about at the place where they shaved ; some would be wrapped in a small piece of paper ; whichever, a dangerous piece of kit left lying around for someone to inadvertently pick it up and cause injury, which in turn could result in a cross infection.Thanks to Mr Shaving Factory, they came to the rescue with this well worthwhile safety and hygiene box, a robustly made small container in which to place used razor blades and sharps. These can be placed in the container via slots on the top of the sharps box. The box is quite small and can be placed out of the reach of children, such as on top of a bathroom cabinet. When the sharps box is full, it can be sealed and disposed of safely.All local councils will have a designated area at which they may be disposed of safely and they will provide you with further advice

I got this in conjunction with my new non plastic safety razor as I didn't want to be throwing away sharp blades into the trash (didn't want to risk any animals or binmen getting slashed). This is perfect, it's bigger than I thought so it should hold a lot before needing to be disposed of, and you can also use it to dispose of Stanley knife & craft blades too. Speaking of which, email your council and see what they recommend for collection of hazardous/sharps waste, and please follow their advice - just remember that if a person gets cut because you didn't follow correct disposal guidelines you are legally responsible.

I bought this as part of my sons shaving parcel. It was something neither he or my husband had thought of but being very safety conscious I thought it would make an excellent addition and also stop him from discarding his used blades in the wrong place. He is new to using safety razors and double sided blades so as I have said He should also think of safety first. It is really big and should last him for a long time..