Scrubbing Bubbles
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3 minutes or so. On a really dirty razor, I liberally coat it with dish washing soap and let it soak in hottest tap water until it cools to roughly body temp I go at it with a toothbrush. Then I shoot it with Scrubbing Bubbles and wait 3 minutes or so, then scrub with a toothbrush. Repeat either or both as needed.
+1. Just be careful on Adjustables- the paint will come off the numbers if you get Scrubbing Bubbles on them.
I didn't know that. Thanks
So, does scrubbing bubbles remove the green spots, or just old gunk?
The green spots are places where the plating has come off and exposed the brass underneath to tarnish. Yes, the green will come off, leaving a shiny bit of brass.
That scrubbing bubbles is great for removing old dried up soap scum. I had an antique scuttle I bought years ago in an antique shop. I finally decided to clean it up good now that shaving is my hobby. I gave it a couple of squirts of S&B let it sit for a minute and rinsed it off. It looked like new. Great stuff.
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You can do that, or you can be really careful and not spray the dial.
Scrubbing Bubbles will work great at removing most crud. I'd leave it on for 2 or 3 minutes, hit it with an old toothbrush, and then rinse.
Tape the dial and keep the SB off the paint on dial
