View Poll Results: Which Do You Recommend?

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  • Only Use Camellia Oil

    7 50.00%

  • Only Use Renaissance Wax

    2 14.29%

  • Use Both Camellia Oil & Renaissance Wax

    5 35.71%
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Thread: Protecting Your Straight Razor?

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  1. 08-04-2011, 02:40 PM #1
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    Other. I've never put a thing on any of mine. I just dry the blades obsessively with toilet paper/paper towel when done and very consciously avoid allowing water into the pivot area or the scales at any time. I've never had a problem with rust, be it an old patina-covered blade or a highly polished new-looking thing. I store my razors in a box with a few of those silica gel dessicant packs I found in some clothes pockets. I have no idea if those do anything, but I read about them here.
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