Anyone use a flowbee to cut their hair?

fLum0x

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I am thinking about investing in one with the price being $40-70 and a hair cut running up to $14. Any suggestions or words of advice?
 

waggy

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we used one on the dog. worked great.

no way would i use it on myself though. i just have my wife buzz my hair.
 

fLum0x

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Originally posted by: waggy
we used one on the dog. worked great.

no way would i use it on myself though. i just have my wife buzz my hair.


why wouldnt you use it on yourself?
 

funkymatt

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my dad bought one of these. he used it on me once and my hair looked terrible. even with the attachments, it's difficult to get a layered look.
 

Funyuns101

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I googled for some pics... that thing (vacuum cleaner) looks scary. Go with the traditional buzzer.
Cut your hair outside, or put some newspaper down and vacuum once you're done.
 

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Originally posted by: waggy
no way would i use it on myself though. i just have my wife buzz my hair.

Ditto. We bought a nice set of clippers that comes with the edger trimmer for $40. We easily save that much each time my son and I get a haircut from my wife instead of from a barber.

 

effowe

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
LULZ. Just go buy 15 dollar clippers from walmart and shave your head.

That's what I do, takes a few tries to get the neck right using two mirrors but it's pretty easy.
 

randomlinh

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it doesn't cut short enough for me. I once used a beard trimmer to cut my hair for a couple of months... it looked fine from a distance.. but boy was it a pain in the ass...and up close it was a bit embarrassing, haha
 

waggy

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Originally posted by: fLum0x
Originally posted by: waggy
we used one on the dog. worked great.

no way would i use it on myself though. i just have my wife buzz my hair.


why wouldnt you use it on yourself?

why? because no matter how hard you try you are not going to get a good haircut.

 

DrPizza

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2nd grade 1973, making pinwheels in class: Students noticed that if you sucked in a lot of air next to them, they also spun.

"Hey, if you made a pinwheel out of razor blades, and put it in a vacuum cleaner hose, you could suck up your hair and cut it all to the same length".
"Don't be silly, Thomas. Sit down."

It's a shame my 2nd grade teacher (actually, I think it was a student teacher) didn't recognize the genius of my ideas back then. Perhaps it was because I was the first in the class to point out THE difference between boys and girls. (The question was "name differences between boys and girls.") "I'm ashamed of you, Thomas. Sit down." I probably would have invented [?] by now, something none of you would have thought you could live without had you been living with it right now. But, it's all because my teacher stifled my creativity.
 

TruePaige

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Originally posted by: DrPizza
2nd grade 1973, making pinwheels in class: Students noticed that if you sucked in a lot of air next to them, they also spun.

"Hey, if you made a pinwheel out of razor blades, and put it in a vacuum cleaner hose, you could suck up your hair and cut it all to the same length".
"Don't be silly, Thomas. Sit down."

It's a shame my 2nd grade teacher (actually, I think it was a student teacher) didn't recognize the genius of my ideas back then. Perhaps it was because I was the first in the class to point out THE difference between boys and girls. (The question was "name differences between boys and girls.") "I'm ashamed of you, Thomas. Sit down." I probably would have invented [?] by now, something none of you would have thought you could live without had you been living with it right now. But, it's all because my teacher stifled my creativity.

Bet she wasn't even one of "THOSE" teachers either...Deb LaFaye.
 

BoomerD

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Originally posted by: DrPizza
2nd grade 1973, making pinwheels in class: Students noticed that if you sucked in a lot of air next to them, they also spun.

"Hey, if you made a pinwheel out of razor blades, and put it in a vacuum cleaner hose, you could suck up your hair and cut it all to the same length".
"Don't be silly, Thomas. Sit down."

It's a shame my 2nd grade teacher (actually, I think it was a student teacher) didn't recognize the genius of my ideas back then. Perhaps it was because I was the first in the class to point out THE difference between boys and girls. (The question was "name differences between boys and girls.") "I'm ashamed of you, Thomas. Sit down." I probably would have invented [?] by now, something none of you would have thought you could live without had you been living with it right now. But, it's all because my teacher stifled my creativity.

Dammed kids anyway...GET OFF MY LAWN! :D

For some reason Doc, I thought you were older than that...
 

BoomerD

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Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Dammed kids anyway...GET OFF MY LAWN! :D

For some reason Doc, I thought you were older than that...
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Sheesh...young whippersnapper! :D


Judging by the pics in the mugshot thread here, I'd say half of ATOT uses a flowbee to cut their own hair...