Baking Soda - Cleaning a razor

Supermangs · Tuesday November 22, 2016

Baking soda gets touted around as a great cleaning agent, recommended from everything from teeth to kettle to clothes.

Is there any problem with making a wet paste with baking soda and using it to clear a razor? Might it be too abrasive?

Fergiebilly · Tuesday November 22, 2016

I Grew Up with Baking Soda in Just about Every Household..It was used a Lot as a Cleaner for the Kitchen to Washing & Refreshing Linen & Bedding..Its Not anymore Abrasive than any Toothpaste..You can Also Add it to Dish Washing Liquid as Well..

Billy

SomersetShaver · Wednesday November 23, 2016

Put some vinegar in some and watch it foam up!

Hourwerk · Thursday November 24, 2016

Soap warm water using a toothbrush is all you need

Bogeyman · Thursday November 24, 2016

Baking soda is great, but an abrasive. Over time..................

Darkbulb · Thursday November 24, 2016

Gary/GDCarrington created an excellent baking soda-aluminum-foil thread some time ago but unfortunately the images are now long gone: http://theshaveden.com/forums/threads/another-gillette-single-ring-cleaning-picture-heavy.25538/

The waybackmachine brings some of the images back though:
https://web.archive.org/web/2011112...tte-single-ring-cleaning-picture-heavy.25538/

Baking Soda - Cleaning a razor

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