Cleaning up razors

[ajs2294]

So, my Super Speed and Slim arrived today, while both are still in good condition I want to make them "perfect". So I read around and I picked up some Maas a few days ago and thought I was good to go...Only to find out I am all out of scrubbing bubbles. Any other common household cleaners safe?

Also, anyone tried "magic-bling" I have some for other reasons. States it is safe on jewelry and such; Here is the site (if I am not allowed to post links I apologize);
http://www.magicbling.com/Jewelry_Restoring_kits.html

[alex2363]

Alex, you are not allowed to post live auction links. This one is ok. I would just use scrubbing bubbles and a toothbrush to clean it up, then a little Maas polish (gently polish).....im not sure of the other product you just linked

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[ajs2294]

Yeah I may try it on a part of the metal. Might be on to something new...Also newb question here. Is 1 the least aggressive session on the Slim?

[alex2363]

Yeah I may try it on a part of the metal. Might be on to something new...Also newb question here. Is 1 the least aggressive session on the Slim?Yes, # 9 is most aggressive. I keep mine on 5-6 all the time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esr5N8rXh9k&feature=related

[Go West Young Man]

As long as there's no bleach in it, any general household cleaning product should be safe to use, with the provisos "in small amounts" and "don't leave it to soak".