Maximize the 'Wow' Factor: How to Make the Most of a 12 ft Hovering Witch

The Home Depot is well-known for providing a wide range of products for various home improvement needs. However, one of the most unusual items that has gained attention is the 12 ft hovering witch. This distinctive Halloween decoration has become a popular choice for creating a spooky atmosphere during the festive season. The hovering witch stands at an impressive 12 feet tall and is capable of hovering above the ground. This unique feature makes it a standout decoration that can add a touch of enchantment to any Halloween display. Whether used as the centerpiece for a haunted house or as a captivating addition to a front yard, the 12 ft hovering witch from Home Depot is guaranteed to delight and thrill everyone who sees it.

Whether used as the centerpiece for a haunted house or as a captivating addition to a front yard, the 12 ft hovering witch from Home Depot is guaranteed to delight and thrill everyone who sees it..

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So, if I wanted to try one, which I do, where are you guys who have them getting blades from? Are they still making them or are the NOS blades that you're getting from Ebay or something? Just a little confused on this and wanted some clarification before I decide to jump in and try one. Thanks

Shawn you can find new Schick-branded injector blades pretty easily: various vendors on Amazon have them, or from Drugstore.com, or I think even Walgreens online. Some folks still find them at local drugstores, but I haven't looked yet.

You can also get new Personna injector blades from Ted Pella, I believe. Supply Provisions, which is about to ship their modern, stainless-steel injector, is also selling the Personnas.

FWIW, I just started checking out injectors this past month, and I'm already quite impressed. I started with an E-2 type, and just had my first shave with an I-2 "Hydromagic" this morning. Great shave! (I've been using the Schick-branded blades mentioned above.)

(This post was last modified: 02-10-2016, 01:53 AM by Shawn. )

So, basically these then?

I'll make sure to look up the others you suggested as well!

Oh, would these Kai ones work as well?

Yep Shawn , the ones you linked to on Amazon are the Schick ones I was referring to.

Those Kai blades you found are too long for an injector razor; they're designed for Feather Artist Club style razors (and can be used in the Cobras or the Mongoose). I think they can be cut down to work in an injector, as some folks do this with Feather Artist Club Pro blades (which are the same format). But out-of-the-box, no, those Kais are not for injectors.

Perfect, thanks again onethinline

Ah, that's too bad, I like Kai. And I think if I tried to cut the blade down to fit I'd cut myself instead ha

Hate to add any new nonsense when it comes to blades and razors, but this morning I tried a Feather Pro light razor blade- cut down with a pair of sheet metal cutters and the shave was beyond anything I could possibly imagine. Smooth, easy, and no blood letting. Why, I have no idea. I read about that English guy who figured this attack at whiskers out and decided maybe he had something. And, I can conclude now he really does!! The shave with a Chick injector blade is damn good, but the cut down Feather blade is more than that for sure. I used a Schick Hydro-Magic razor. And, my 68 yr old arthritic hands managed to handle the blade cutting and installation without any blood. Didn't take more than 30 seconds?Care must be taken but it isn't brain surgery either. No more danger than the old opening can with the provided key idea! Can you sharpen your kitchen knives? The shaving was so quick I was amazed. No burn, no nothing!! The result was the very, very best. I have shaved with the very best D/E razors and many other S/E razors, and this was equal to the very best that I have ever used. Easier and quicker too!! And, other than missing the sword like handling of my D/E razors and blades, the heft, the weight, the idea?, I have to admit the S/E cut down Feather razor blade shave, was truly superior. The best IMHO. That's my story and I am unanimous in my opinion of it. WOW, is what I say. Truly WOW and what FUN.

The best source for the Personna PTFE coated injector blades that I've found is Connaught. Got 100 for arrive $25 including shipping to the US. I haven't tried the Chinese Schicks so I can't compare, but the Personnas work great for me and last 10-15 shaves.

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oldie It's not nonsense! It's helpful advice I will give cutting a Feather down to size, since I have some Lights hanging around from my Artist SS razor that's sitting around. Thanks

Chuck Can you provide a link please? I'm in Canada as well, so while the prices are usually good I end up getting stick with a larger shipping cost I do like Personna Med Preps DE, so if I can get a SE blade from them I'd be happy. Thanks

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Reviews for "The Joy of Halloween: Decorating with a 12 ft Hovering Witch from Home Depot"

1. John - 1 star

I was extremely disappointed with the 12 ft hovering witch I bought from Home Depot. First of all, the quality of the product was very poor. The witch looked cheaply made and felt like it would break apart at any moment. Secondly, the hovering feature was a complete joke. The witch barely lifted off the ground and certainly did not give the impression of hovering. Overall, I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a realistic and high-quality Halloween decoration.

2. Emily - 2 stars

The 12 ft hovering witch from Home Depot was a complete letdown. The design of the witch was uninspiring, and it lacked any real wow factor. Additionally, the hovering mechanism was far from impressive. Instead of smoothly gliding above the ground, the witch clumsily wobbled and struggled to stay airborne. For the price I paid, I expected a much more impressive and realistic decoration. I regret buying this and will be looking for a better option next Halloween.

3. Sarah - 2 stars

I had high hopes for the 12 ft hovering witch from Home Depot, but it ultimately fell short of my expectations. The materials used in its construction were flimsy, and I found myself constantly worrying that it would break. The hovering feature was also disappointing, as the witch barely lifted off the ground and could hardly be seen from a distance. I had hoped to create a spooky atmosphere with this decoration, but it ended up being a letdown. I would advise others to look for a more reliable and visually appealing option.

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