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    Default Olive Oil to prevent rust on razor?

    Would olive oil work as good as any other in preserving a razor from rust? What about vegetable oil?

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    Olive or vegetable oil should not be used on razors. You can use mineral oil, some people use gun oil or 3 in 1 oil. The olive and the vegetable oil can leave a very sticky residue behind if it is left to sit on the razors.

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    for long term storage definitely not.

    I don;t know what kind of anti-corrosion properties it has, but organic oils do spoil and will turn rancid.

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    I consume the olive oil (two shots daily) My cutting board and razor get food-grade mineral oil from Bed, Bath & Beyond (over by the cutting boards).

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    Olive oil leaves a residue and even worse can go rancid...this isn't what you want on your blades.

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    and mineral oil it is! I just ran to Wal Mart and for $1.82 got 16oz of Mineral Oil. If only I could get skinfood that cheap, lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by BYUTexan View Post
    and mineral oil it is! I just ran to Wal Mart and for $1.82 got 16oz of Mineral Oil. If only I could get skinfood that cheap, lol

    +1 for cheap prices on mineral oil at Walmart. Hair clipper machine oil is good to use as well.

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    How about using Vasaline?

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    Quote Originally Posted by salazch View Post
    How about using Vasaline?

    has water in it.

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