If you have soap accumalation it is possible to soak your razor on vinegar and that easily removes the residues. Proraso leaves a white residue on your razor.
Yes it is certainly possible, but be careful, vinegar is acidic. If you have an older razor with a delicate finish I'd be very careful with it. I think I'd try some warm soapy water first and go from there.
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Nice one Chris. Thanks for sharing the tips.
Instead of dawn for razors I usually use iso alcohol in a spray bottle spray them down, rinse, then dry. More rarely I'll do a dawn bath.
All great advice, good sir. Thank you!🇺🇸👊👍
Great tips Chris!
Great tips Chris! Thanks for sharing !
Thanks Raza!
Isopropyl alcohol really helps dry the small gaps like moisture in the handle threading as well.
Good suggestions, Chris.
Great Video!
Great tips !
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Thanks so much Marc.
Great Tips Chris, well-done sir! ;) #Heart
If you have soap accumalation it is possible to soak your razor on vinegar and that easily removes the residues. Proraso leaves a white residue on your razor.
Yes it is certainly possible, but be careful, vinegar is acidic. If you have an older razor with a delicate finish I'd be very careful with it. I think I'd try some warm soapy water first and go from there.
Vinegar is going to remove the plating as well.
Cool video as always :-)
Thank you sir!