Rockwell Men Recyclable Tin Blade Bank Safe Disposal Container Black

You stop poking your finger in the trash can every time you clear the shaving station. The Rockwell Blade Bank captures used double-edge blades the moment they leave the handle, keeping your bathroom safe and making metal recycling a simple, single-stop process.

Description

The Rockwell Blade Bank features a sleek, curved silhouette that sits flat on any counter or shelf. Finished in a glossy black coating, the recyclable tin construction provides a rigid housing. The metal body offers a solid, substantial weight that keeps the container from tipping when you drop in blades. The reinforced drop slot guides blades smoothly into the dark interior without bending or fraying over years of daily use. It revives the classic 20th-century bathroom cabinet blade slot, doing the job quietly and effectively. The rigid tin body holds its shape under constant loading without degrading at the opening. When the container reaches over 50 blades, the entire unit goes straight into a standard metal recycling bin to divert sharp waste from the landfill.

Key Features

Brand Name: Rockwell
Primary Material: Recyclable tin
Blade Capacity: Over 50 used razor blades
Blade Compatibility: All double-edge and barber-grade blades
Expected Lifespan: Over one year of daily use
Waste Diversion: Recyclable metal construction diverts sharp blades from landfill

Perfect For

This container belongs on the bathroom vanity right next to your shaving mug. It catches every leftover blade during your morning routine so you do not have to rummage through the main trash can later. It also works perfectly in a barbershop or grooming studio where professional double-edge blades accumulate daily and need a secure storage method for sharp metal until recycling pickup.

Technical Specifications

Composition: Recyclable tin. Capacity: 50 plus double-edge blades. Compatibility: Standard double-edge and barber-grade blades. Lifecycle: Recyclable as solid metal once full.

Care Instructions

Wipe the exterior with a dry or damp cloth. Do not submerge in water. Clean the interior only after emptying all blades.