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Brilio.net - Razors are usually stored in the bathroom after use. However, if left damp, the razor will become dirty and dull. The humidity in the bathroom will cause the razor to not be used optimally.
A number of people immediately use various methods to sharpen razor blades again . One way that is often done is to rub it with toothpaste.
The razor blade was deliberately rubbed repeatedly using toothpaste. After scrubbing, the razor can be washed thoroughly using dish soap. Finally, rinse with clean water. As a result, the razor returns as sharp as new.
But if you don't want to use toothpaste, there are still other ingredients you can use to re-sharpen your razor, you know. A YouTube user CREATIVE IDE CHANNEL explained the trick without toothpaste by uploading a video.
How to sharpen a dull razor using only 2 kitchen ingredients.
Reported by BrilioFood from the YouTube CREATIVE IDEAS CHANNEL on Tuesday (21/5), the two kitchen ingredients used were dishwashing soap and cooking oil. The first step, pour dish soap into a bowl filled with water. Stir until the dish soap is completely mixed.
photo: YouTube/CREATIVE IDEAS CHANNEL
Once done, apply and rub all parts of the razor using a dishwashing soap solution. This process aims to clean the razor blade so that it is free from stuck-on dirt.
"Clean it so the rust is gone," said the owner of the video.
photo: YouTube/CREATIVE IDEAS CHANNEL
Next, pour enough cooking oil into the lid of the used bottle. Then dip a cotton bud into it. After that, apply cooking oil using a cotton bud to the surface of the cardboard piece.
photo: YouTube/CREATIVE IDEAS CHANNEL
If so, rub the razor on the cardboard that has been smeared with cooking oil. Rub it repeatedly until the razor blade feels sharp again.
photo: YouTube/CREATIVE IDEAS CHANNEL
After repeated rubbing, the razor blade becomes sharp again. That way, you can use it as usual. It's easy, right?
How to store razors so they don't smell.
To store your razor so it doesn't smell, first make sure you clean the blade after each use. Rinse the razor with warm water and use soap to remove any remaining cream or bristles that may be stuck to it.
After cleaning your razor, make sure you dry it completely before storing it again. Moisture can cause the growth of bacteria which produces unpleasant odors.
Additionally, store the razor in a dry place protected from moisture. Do not leave the razor submerged in water or exposed to high humidity for long periods of time.
If possible, you can also use a mild disinfectant such as isopropyl alcohol to clean your razor periodically, especially if you share it with other people. This can help reduce bacteria that can cause unpleasant odors.
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