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    Default Best disinfectant? alcohol or ???

    I was just wandering if alcohol is the best disinfectant for vintage razors, or does someone recommend something else? Thanks.

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    I use this Memorael.

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    ANDIS COOL CARE PLUS CLIPPER BLADE SPRAY
    * Five-in-One formula is a coolant, disinfectant, lubricant, cleaner, and rust preventative
    * Get clean, cool, lubricated blades in one easy step without removing them from the clipper!
    * The disinfectant is a virucide, fungicide, batericide and tuberculocide
    * Special SureGrip™ sculpted can is easy to hold and the high pressure comfort tip nozzle sprays hair out of the blade teeth


    Under $7 dollars for a large aerosol can.

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    I'd go with the above, or a similar product "Clippercide." Alcohol is a very weak disinfectant, more of a bacteriostatic than a "cide" (slows the bugs down rather than kills them) and will not address serious bloodborne pathogens such as Hepatitis and HIV which could be a concern on a used "vintage" blade.

    Dilute 10% bleach would be best, but I've had bad luck mixing bleach and straight razors in the past. But YMMV.


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    So do you just spray this baby and wipe or do you leave it on?

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    Per the directions, you leave it on. It contains an anti-corrosion/rust ingredient. Plus, the dry time allows full disinfection of buggies.



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    Where do you get it?

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    In my area, Sally's Beauty Supply. I'd guess any beauty or barber supply would have it. Or, pet grooming supply like Petsmart Petco.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Russel Baldridge View Post
    Where do you get it?
    I bought mine from ebay Russel. Just type in "ANDIS COOL CARE PLUS CLIPPER BLADE SPRAY".

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    In a previous post, if I remember right, the HIV virus can only live approx. eight (8) minutes in an aerobic environment. For some reason when I read this it stuck in my mind. Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.
    if anything has been abnormal for a long enough period it then becomes normal.

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