Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
I'm fairly positive while I was drying thoroughly, I was to quickly applying Tuff-Glide oil and setting aside, thus trapping some water.

Question, I shave about every other day, for that time, sounds like I don't need to oil the razor? Sound correct?

Cheers!
I'm going to respectfully disagree with Neil here. I guess my mileage has varied on this subject.

I've been oiling my razors immediately after a wipe dry for years using a WD type spray tho not WD40. No rust issues.
A good WD type spray will displace water rather than the opposite. That's what they do.

Where you live & how you use & store your razors may colour your opinions on oiling or not. eg I never rinse a blade only wipe it. The most exposure my razors get to plain water is during honing.
It is not uncommon for RH to be in the high 90's here. I can heat a wiped dry blade with a hairdryer & see the rust form immediately, especially if it is a freshly ground restoration.. I'd rather displace any trapped water with an appropriate product immediately & not see the rust .

I'd agree with Neil on not using WD40 for longterm storage without a weekly reapplication. There are much better products around which will not dry out or wash off with water.