Scrubbing Bubbles . . . CLEANS!

[Teppanyaki]

I've spent part of my evening cleaning some old razors for a PIF/passaround. I took a bunch of razors, liberally sprayed them with Scrubbing Bubbles (no bleach!) and let them sit.

Previously, I just sprayed and used a toothbrush, which was mediocre at best.

Letting them sit for an hour or so? Soap scum & residue that didn't simply melt away came off within seconds of a soft toothbrush light scrub. Some of the razors haven't been this shiny since they were new.

I am amazed . . . I guess Johnson & Johnson has some clue when it comes to cleaning products!

 

[77TransAm]

Yep, scrubbing bubbles works miracles on grungy old razors. I always let mine sit in it for a while before I scrub.

 

[StubbleTrouble]

+1

I like to soak in nearly boiling soapy water for about 30 minutes then rinse and 'soak' for about 5 minutes or so in scrubbing bubbles. Soft nail brush and a quick rinse and dry

 

[Chaucer]

Not to be picky, but S.C. Johnson makes Scrubbing Bubbles, not J&J. And it's very good stuff for cleaning the sink as well as the razor.