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    I have been wiping my blade off and drying it at the end of my shave and rinsing it off under water in between every few strokes. Is there a problem just rinsing the blade under water during the shave to remove cream/stubble?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fbones24 View Post
    I have been wiping my blade off and drying it at the end of my shave and rinsing it off under water in between every few strokes. Is there a problem just rinsing the blade under water during the shave to remove cream/stubble?
    Most I believe are just trying to avoid the accidental razor/faucet contact. One small tap and the edge is toast. I still just rinse but do realize I'm taking chances.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheRedlines View Post
    Most I believe are just trying to avoid the accidental razor/faucet contact. One small tap and the edge is toast. I still just rinse but do realize I'm taking chances.
    I see....I don't think the way my sink is situated I would ever be able to tap my edge, so I guess that is not a concern. Though I will start using a microfiber cloth at the end of my shaves to clean/dry my blade.

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    I thought about a sea sponge..but..my blade is a hefty and wide 7/8. I think something puffy big and rounded would help..I keep seeing o cello sponges but..hmmm..are they wipe worthy...all I have to do is fill this shave gap..I already ordered my black shaving scuttle (moss) from SRD...great prices with quality products including my black 3" latigo strop..will post when I get everything ;-)

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    I think you are over thinking this.

    Wipe on your shirt
    wipe on your arm
    wipe on some toilet paper
    wipe on a towel
    wipe on a cow
    wipe on a sham wow

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    umm...with the last comment..just add the words slice/scrape/cut/nick/scratch/tear to each of yer suggestions..really?..and yes I will be wiping my blade on surface of my bathroom counter top which is porcelain

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    Ummm,
    I just wipe the blade off between thumb and forefinger and then wipe my fingers on a towel. I haven't dinged a finger yet.

    There really shouldn't be any risk of "slice/scrape/cut/nick/scratch/tear" when wiping the blade, as anyone who has gotten this far with their shave has likely already figured out the difference between the directions for stropping vs shaving.

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    There is a pic of a guys finger than required 4-6 stitches..no way in hell im gonna put my blade to my fingers..gimme a break!..yea I do wipe of a little cream very lightly but I try to avoid doing this

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    I use basic white facecloths.

    Why white? So I can bleach the heck out of them to ensure they are clean.

    How do yyou clean goop, stubble and bio-load from a sponge?

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    Ok will give a yella sham wow sponge a try as I found plenty of clean ones..will update in a few days
    lol @ cheesegrader face! ;-p

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