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Get in the habit of rinsing your razor blades after each use. This will keep skin and hair particles, soap scum and other debris from building up in the first place. Consistent cleaning will go a long way in extending a razor's lifespan, even if it's of the disposable variety. Once a week or so, disinfect your razor by soaking it in rubbing alcohol. The best way to store loose razor blades is in an enclosed case or similar container that shuts securely. If you use the razor to shave, you can rest it on a separate base or stand or position it upright in a cup to allow water to drain out of it. Keep the blade ventilated until it's dry, then put it away where it won't become damaged or cause an accident. Don't leave your razor sitting on the edge of the sink or on the alcove in a dingy shower, where they'll be in direct contact with soap scum and bacteria. These places also tend to be more humid, which increases the likelihood of rusty blades.

summary: Clean the razor regularly. Keep your razor in a clean, dry environment.

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Sometimes, it's hard to tell when to change the blade in a safety razor. Pay attention to the first few strokes of your shave. If it feels like the blade is pulling on your hair, it's time to change the blade! You probably won't be able to tell by looking at the blade whether or not it's dull. Never test the the blade on your hand, you can cut yourself or damage the razor if it isn't already dull. Hold the handle in your dominant hand and use the other hand to hold the head of the razor. Then, rotate the handle to the left until the head begins to the separate from the handle or the top of the head opens up to reveal the blade, depending on the razor. There are a few different types of safety razors, and the blade comes out differently on some of them. Pay attention to the head of the razor as you're twisting the handle. Be careful not to tip the razor on its side or hold it upside-down. The razor can fall out of the head easily in those positions. Carefully using your fingers or a butter knife, lift the side of the blade to take it out of the head. Try to avoid touching the sharp edges of the blade as you remove it. When you remove the blade, you can recycle it to reduce waste! Select a new blade to replace the old one, and carefully slide it into the slot on the head. The blade will normally have words or arrows printed on it to ensure that it's facing the right direction. If you don't have a holder or cartridge for your extra blade, be very careful when handling the blade. Once the blade is in the razor, replace any parts that might cover the blade, and twist the handle the opposite direction to tighten the head. Carefully tilt the razor onto its side to ensure that the blade is secure and won't fall out of the head. Some handles will lock into place once the head is completely secure, but most will not.

summary: Replace the blade when you feel tugging or pulling as you shave. Twist the handle of the razor counterclockwise to expose the blade. Remove the current blade from the head of the razor. Place a new blade into the open slot in the head. Twist the handle clockwise to close the head and secure the blade.

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If you have missed out on the TM, you're going to have to find, capture, and train a Pokemon that naturally learns the ability Dig in order to get it. In Pokemon Emerald, there are only two naturally appearing Pokemon in the game that learn Dig: Nincada and Trapinch. Some Pokemon can be found through the in-game world, others are only located in certain areas. Both Nincada and Trapinch, however, can be found in the region of Hoenn. To find these Pokemon you'll need to: Go to Route 116 to find Nincada. This route is in western Hoenn; it connects to Rustboro City and Rusturf Tunnel. Walk in this area until you randomly encounter Nincada. Travel to Route 111 or Mirage Tower to find Trapinch. Route 111 can be found in the main region of Hoenn. It connects Mauville City to Route 112. The Mirage Tower will appear at random in the desert along Route 111. Walk in this area until you randomly encounter Trapinch. . Pokemon have certain weaknesses and strengths. You might use these to your advantage when capturing Nincada and Trapinch. However, you should be careful not to do too much damage; doing so will result in the Pokemon fainting and you having to find a new one to capture. Nincada is a small bug-type Pokemon with a decent defense power. It is weak against flying, fire, water, and ice type attacks. It is strong against fighting, poison, and ground type attacks. Trapinch is also a ground-type Pokemon with decent attack power. It is weak against water, grass, and ice type attacks. It is strong against poison and rock attacks. Once Nincada or Trapinch is weakened by your attacks and has low HP, you'll have to throw a Pokeball to capture it. Be sure you have enough of your best Pokeballs in your inventory before leaving to capture one. If you find that your Pokemon are too strong and do too much damage to either of these wild Pokemon, you might want to use attacks Trapinch and Nincada are strong against. This will do reduced damage. This way, you can do small amounts of damage until the Pokemon is weakened enough for you to catch it. . You'll have to train Nincada to level 45 before it will learn the ability Dig, and Trapinch doesn't learn the skill until level 41. This means you'll have to fight other non-player trainers, fight randomly encounter Pokemon, use items (like Rare Candy) to raise its level, or take your Pokemon to the Daycare Center where it'll be trained for you.
summary: Identify Pokemon in the game that learn Dig. Find the best areas to hunt these Pokemon. Capture the Pokemon Train your Pokemon