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Another experienced razor enthusiast put me on to these silicone socks. I get them in Toronto (they ship all over Canada), from Mens Essentials / Superior Shave.

After properly drying the razor,...

Anything carbon based, like any oil is carbon based and blades i.e carbon steel, as some chemist here said is, "like dissolves like", therefore not good.

edited to add: that's what I've read...

I just found these, got one with a new razor, they seem designed for exactly for razor storage, hope this helps:

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THE SUPERIOR SHAVE SILICONE-TREATED COTTON STRAIGHT RAZOR SLEEVE

This...

Yes, WD-40 is also approved for use with foods ie., use on knives for food prep etc..

WD-40 is a product that does multiple things things, not all of them especially well ( and I find it smells)....

I looked up the description for the Tuf-Glide I use, for your info, it's oil free and: TUF-GLIDE penetrates hard to reach areas and displaces water. It provides cleaning, rust protection and...

Yes, forgot to mention as well....aside from putting on the Tuf-Glide, I also store my razors in a large sealed Ziplock bag with several silica packets as well. This has worked for me, and as I use...

I hear normal WD40 is a no-go...a chemist here said, "like dissolves like" being that normal WD40 is carbon based. I hear the wipes are alright however.

Personally, I strop on linen after shaving...