Hey guys, ignore the negativity below. They obviously didn't pay too much attention to the fact that it's not the sink per se that's at the primary issue; rather, it's the clogged blades that running water, especially at low pressure, doesn't quite clear. That leads to stuck hairs which block the hair cutting ability of each of the blades at the next swipe on the face, potentially leading to more friction. Found your idea in the WSJ. Great idea! And, I applaud your inventive spirit. BTW - I was never in the service nor do I have a very hairy face but, I was a Navy contractor and I'm glad to see that Navy leadership has instilled problem-solving skill into you guys. Good luck with the startup. I will definitely support.
Hey guys, ignore the negativity below. They obviously didn't pay too much attention to the fact that it's not the sink per se that's at the primary issue; rather, it's the clogged blades that running water, especially at low pressure, doesn't quite clear. That leads to stuck hairs which block the hair cutting ability of each of the blades at the next swipe on the face, potentially leading to more friction. Found your idea in the WSJ. Great idea! And, I applaud your inventive spirit. BTW - I was never in the service nor do I have a very hairy face but, I was a Navy contractor and I'm glad to see that Navy leadership has instilled problem-solving skill into you guys. Good luck with the startup. I will definitely support.
The sink works better. I’ve never shaved and had my sink look like that. What do you do if it slips out of your hand and falls into the toilet.
You cannot use the sink why? This seems like a no go