if you put a wet razor in this case will it rust? or is it open enough to dry in this case?
1539822
Only the sides of the flap are open. This will not be sufficient to properly dry your razor. Please take the extra 2 minutes to wipe your razor dry. This case is for safely transporting your razor. Hope this helps. Wild Bill.
1539823
I always towel dry my DE after taking it apart and cleaning it and the blade. I would say that if you towel dry your razor first that there should be ample space for it to dry if the flap is open for about fifteen minutes or so.
1539824
I have not had the issue. There seems to be enough air movement when closed
1539825
I would think it would dry because the sides of the case are open where the head of the razor fits. Hope this helps.
1539826
I wouldnt its open from the side on top portion but dont think it would dry fully
54047
I have been successfully using for about 3.5 months and gently shake it dry. I use a stand to hang it and let dry. I suggest buying a stand for it and razor. I bought a nice chrome one that looks and functions great
876210
The information sheet that came with the razor states to open the razor blade chamber and rinse all the debris out and then shake dry and store on the MicroTouch One stand that came with it. On the box says chrome plated solid brass. I don't know but would think the chrome would rust if it isn't allowed ample drying time.
96087
I store my used razors in an empty Altoids tin. When the tin is full (about 200 razors), I seal it with some tape and toss in the metal recycling bin at the dump.
920949
I,would not put my razor on a stand.The reason is you want to keep moisture away from the blade. I keep mine in a shave kit bag with a dessicant pack. This keeps blade dry and helps the blade last much longer
1633933
I've used it for months in my dish drainer. Clean, wet utensils go in it to dry. It's fine and hasn't rusted. Sorry for the delayed response. I hadn't been checking all my emails.
1005028
I have not gotten the blade wet as yet, but I don't think this type of metal will rust.
850576
I have dismantled the shaver once and I can say that the design is made so that you will definitely not have any water inside. Concerning the head, I would avoid to use it when wet. The collection of the cut hair would not be efficient and your shaving would not be that smooth as when it is dry. When I shave in the morning, I clean the head with water and I dry it right after with WC-paper. Doing so, I am sure it will be dry for the next morning.
2071611
It was a gift and she's only had it for less than six months. So far, no rust or corrosion, but she washes it carefully and dries it before storing away.
1890151
Well, any knife will have issues with moisture. Of course the only part you would need to worry about rusting, would be the blade. If you strip the coating off the knife as many people have done, then you have more areas to worry about. Keep the knife oiled and dry when possible and it will serve you great.
1266776
I shave in the shower as well and have kept mine on a mirror with a built-in handle mounted in the shower for years. No rust. The blades may rust, but they're so cheap I usually replace them every 2-3 days anyway.
1628750
I have owned this knife about one year...no rust. I live in the Rocky Mountains so low humidity. I also take proper care of all my knives. Over to you. Threemountaindogs
96085
The box cannot be used to store and/or dispose used razors. Use a sealable storage box from a take-out order, wash it and use it to store blades. Those boxes seal and there's no way for the blades to fall out if the box was accidentally knocked on the floor.
196925
You should be fine as long as you thoroughly dry the knife after getting off the tube. Rust will occur if the knife is left wet and exposed to the air. The TUF-Glide offers protection but it is not fool proof so take the time to protect your knife.
1266772
I am stupid and didn't keep my razor dry. It rusted pretty badly where the head screws on to the handle.
363741
I don't shave in the shower but the tube is metal. I think if you store it cap down it'd be ok.
2036006
I don't know about the potential for rust, but I don't recommend this product. I have a standard brush, but the slot to hold it is a bit too small, and the razor doesn't have any chance of balancing on the other portion. I'm buying another brand to replace this one.