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    mmm, alcohol peroxide and laxitives... sounds like a party lol. thanks ill get some mineral oil. i could use it on my knifes as well.
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    Door hinges, lock cylinders, hair clippers and cutting boards to name a few more uses.

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    Mineral oil is wonderful stuff!
    I use it to oil the moving parts on certain food service equipment where the moving part would be in close proximity to the food.
    I use it because its food grade and it doesn't gum up.
    Funny,it never occured to me that I could use it on my pocket knives or straight razors until now.

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    I've used WD40 as a cleaning aid before. Is there anything wrong with using it on stored razors?

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    I've heard that it might do funny things to C-steel but I'm not sure how true it is. It's a good water displacer though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT View Post
    I've heard that it might do funny things to C-steel but I'm not sure how true it is. It's a good water displacer though.
    Cheers Ilija. There's not been any short term effects, besides smell. But longer term storage might be a different matter I guess.

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    Another issue is that it may not be too good on exfoliated skin. Try to get your hands on an msds. Mineral oil is safe as it's food grade.

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