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09-12-2011, 12:24 AM #1'tis but a scratch!
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At some point I bought a razor that the seller had waxed. I noticed that it rinsed much better than any of my other blades. I got some RenWax and waxed my other blades, and now they all rinse very easily under a quick burst of tap water.
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09-12-2011, 12:39 AM #2Keeping it all STR8
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I've found that using Camellia oil does the same thing. After every shave and after the blade is thoroughly dry, I apply the oil. Then when I use the razor a week or so later to shave (I rotate my razors), I leave the Camellia on. The soap/cream from the shave rises off easily under a faucet.
Before I used to wipe off the oil, then had to use a sponge to get off the soap. But by leaving it on, I no longer need a sponge. Makes everything just a bit faster! And slicker.
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