Another vote for ballistol.
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Another vote for ballistol.
I just use good old Remington gun oil... not sure if that's the right thing to do or not. It works.
You know, I was thinking you might be joking. What the heck is a Fuzzaway? And how does it have anything to do with one of America's oldest gun manufacturers? But I got to thinking, and recalled that though you have a crazy sense of humor...
Anyway...
To my surprise, when I looked, sure enough, the fuzzaway:
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And yes, it's made by Remington! A Remington. Though I have never heard of the above Remington before though! I doubt that it's actually the same company I was referring too. But weirder things have been known to happen.
The Remington oil I was talking about is actually from a gun manufacture as seen below :).
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Fuzzaways were massive in the 80's, it's basically a sweater de-linter.
On the advert victor kiam said "I liked the product so much that I bought the company".
I just looked them up on ebay, $7 is pretty cheap. The original ones sell for about $45 or so and the more modern ones (like your link) seem to be about $20.
For long term storage especially in extremely humid environments, Ballistol is a good choice. But, as long are your razors are used on occaison and are kept in a fairly well ventilated environment you shouldn't have to use oil all the time on your razors. I keep mine in a custom made storage rack in the bathroom and since we have decent ventilation I never have any problems with rust or tarnish.