Apparently you can Extend the life of razor blades by drying them after use since it's rusting that dulls them most. Some people got 6 months or a year on a single blade. Worth a shot.
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Interesting idea. I'll try it.
It would be nice if the article correctly stated that oxygen causes oxidation (no, really?) not water. Water is just a catalyst.
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