MÜHLE Blade Bank
Description
The blade collector made of porcelain disposes of blades stylishly and safely. Used razor blades can be collected in the porcelain bowl for years and no longer pose an injury risk in the home. Due to a opening at the bottom the blade bank can be emptied. A harmonious complement to MÜHLE shaving mugs in both form and material.
We recommend disposing of the blades in a metal container at a waste collection point.
The Material
Porcelain
Its manufactures dates back to ancient China; in Europe, 'white gold' was first produced in 1708. An elegant, delicate material which must be worked with extreme care, from the manufacture of the blank shapes to the completed individual piece. Each body is shaped, glazed and fired by hand.
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MÜHLE Blade Bank
Description
The blade collector made of porcelain disposes of blades stylishly and safely. Used razor blades can be collected in the porcelain bowl for years and no longer pose an injury risk in the home. Due to a opening at the bottom the blade bank can be emptied. A harmonious complement to MÜHLE shaving mugs in both form and material.
We recommend disposing of the blades in a metal container at a waste collection point.
The Material
Porcelain
Its manufactures dates back to ancient China; in Europe, 'white gold' was first produced in 1708. An elegant, delicate material which must be worked with extreme care, from the manufacture of the blank shapes to the completed individual piece. Each body is shaped, glazed and fired by hand.
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The blade collector made of porcelain disposes of blades stylishly and safely. Used razor blades can be collected in the porcelain bowl for years and no longer pose an injury risk in the home. Due to a opening at the bottom the blade bank can be emptied. A harmonious complement to MÜHLE shaving mugs in both form and material.
We recommend disposing of the blades in a metal container at a waste collection point.
The Material
Porcelain
Its manufactures dates back to ancient China; in Europe, 'white gold' was first produced in 1708. An elegant, delicate material which must be worked with extreme care, from the manufacture of the blank shapes to the completed individual piece. Each body is shaped, glazed and fired by hand.
