No, this is not some cutesy play on my B&B name, but rather a question for everyone. Have you ever had a DE blade develop rust?
I live in Atlantic Canada, by the sea and lately we have been gettin high temps and humidex in our summer months, so yes humidity is part of our life.
I have used a wide variety of blades over the years. I generally change my blade every Sunday and leave it in my razor during the week and have never, not even once, developed a speck of rust on my blades. In fact my Father's Gillette Executive was discovered in his bathroom vanity 25 years after he stored it away with blade intact and there was not a speck of rust on the blade or razor. And I often come across antique store razors with blades intact and no rust there either.
Why all the fuss about removing your blade between shaves because of fear of rust?
I live in Atlantic Canada, by the sea and lately we have been gettin high temps and humidex in our summer months, so yes humidity is part of our life.
I have used a wide variety of blades over the years. I generally change my blade every Sunday and leave it in my razor during the week and have never, not even once, developed a speck of rust on my blades. In fact my Father's Gillette Executive was discovered in his bathroom vanity 25 years after he stored it away with blade intact and there was not a speck of rust on the blade or razor. And I often come across antique store razors with blades intact and no rust there either.
Why all the fuss about removing your blade between shaves because of fear of rust?