Overtime, shaving cream residue will build up on your razor. To remove the residue and to make your razor look brand new, we’ve outlined a simple cleaning process. 

What you'll need:

• your razor
• Simple Green cleaning solution (or any solution that is NOT designed to remove tarnish or rust, and contains hydrochloric, hydrofluoric, and/or phosphoric acid or caustic agents (e.g. sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid))
• water
• a shallow dish or container large enough to submerge your razor
• a toothbrush
• a microfiber or cotton towel

How to clean your razor:

MIX

In a shallow container, create a half Simple Green and half water mixture (enough to submerge your razor)

SOAK

Submerge your razor in the solution. Let soak overnight.

In the morning, use a toothbrush to remove the rest of the residue, if any

RINSE

Rinse your razor in warm water for a minute or more.

Dry your razor with either a microfiber cloth or cotton towel. Avoid using any paper products (e.g. paper towels, tissues, toilet paper) to dry your razor; it might scratch the surface.

Is the residue on your razor still not budging?

Try the following:

• Use filtered or bottled water. The harder your water, the more difficult it will be to clean your razor.
• Soak the razor for 12 hours. Some soap residues need to soak a little longer than others.
• Use a firmer bristled toothbrush.