How to maintain and clean your safety razor

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Safety razors (especially ours!) are designed and built to last for decades. In this video, we're going to show you how to protect that investment to ensure your razor is still in good shape for your future grandkids. We'll show you how to care for your razor between shaves and how to conduct a periodic deep clean to keep your razor clean and functioning perfectly.
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25 июн 2024

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@beg033 Год назад

If only we could took care of ourselves as well as we take care of these tools...

@cariza5 Год назад

Everytime after I shave, I fully disassemble my 3 piece DE Razor and use one of my own used toothbrushes with dish detergent on it and clean and rinse and I use a paper handkerchief to dry the razor and for the DE Blade, I rinse it under water and I touch the edges of the blade but in a outwards position on the blade and when I dry the blade, I use the paper handkerchief and I first damp it and then go along the edges of the blade.

@unclelshaves Год назад

Thanks, good cleaning tips.👍🤠

@TiberiusTeng Год назад

I recommend using a toothbrush, works wonderfully.

@Shaverboy516 Год назад

I wouldn’t use the Q-tip in the hole of the razor handle because it might separate and get stuck in there. Instead I use a can of compressed air and it blows the water out.

@blacklandrazors Год назад

Air is good too! For the q-tip, you have to thread it in and out. Jamming it in without twisting will definitely cause it to separate. Threading keeps it whole.

@DanielMillerz Год назад

Awww I tought there's the announcement of the upcoming razor, but it's just a how to vid. Anyway...was quite helpfull for newbies but hopefully we will get some hints about the main project in the next one. Cheers guys

@blacklandrazors Год назад

Don't worry. Those vids are cooking, too! We're working on increasing our video output to 1-2/wk. That will be a mix of content like this as well as new product stuff. :)

@cariza5 Год назад

@@blacklandrazors Everytime after I shave, I fully disassemble my 3 piece DE Razor and use one of my own used toothbrushes with dish detergent on it and clean and rinse and I use a paper handkerchief to dry the razor and for the DE Blade, I rinse it under water and I touch the edges of the blade but in a outwards position on the blade and when I dry the blade, I use the paper handkerchief and I first damp it and then go along the edges of the blade.

@tukulitozakayamas2103 2 месяца назад

my de89 has a tinny bit of rust under the head where all the hair and soap "drain" while shaving

@Nav_M Год назад

I personally wipe down the outside of the razor and then take a deep breath and blow the water out from the razor head. This gets 90%+ of the water out. I've found it to be very effective.

@blacklandrazors Год назад

Whatever gets the water out! That's really all that matters.

@robertmacmoneagle6917 Год назад

Shane I live in a hard water area and limescale builds up very quickly. Any ideas as to how to deal with that? Regarding the comment here where one fella mentioned using a toothbrush? Wouldn't that scratch the razor?

@blacklandrazors Год назад

@@robertmacmoneagle6917 You can use a vinegar bath to help with limescale. Toothbrush can work depending on the softness of the bristles and on the finish you're trying to clean. I wouldn't recommend it on a polished finish.

@robertmacmoneagle6917 Год назад

@@blacklandrazors I did wonder as regards the toothbrush. I'm thinking of maybe using interdental brushes to clean the lather channels on my 6S plates. I guess I'll just have to accept scratches as the limescale will just keep building.

@Jcc988 8 месяцев назад

Can you use toothpaste on a chrome plated razor?

@blacklandrazors 8 месяцев назад

It's not a great idea. Chrome is tough, but toothpaste is an abrasive. So you could see some fine scratches and swirls in your chrome after scrubbing with toothpaste. It's probably not going to damage the chrome too badly, but you're almost always better off with a non-abrasive cleaner.

@stevekake3359 Месяц назад

After cleaning I put a drop of coconut oil on each edge of the blade. keeps oxidation off the edge and makes the blade last WAY LONGER. Respond?

@blacklandrazors Месяц назад

Interesting! I hadn't heard of that one. It certainly wouldn't hurt so I don't see a problem with that. It's not clear exactly why it would help, but it sounds like it's working for you and there's no harm done.

@stevekake3359 Месяц назад

@@blacklandrazors Edge isn't exposed to air.