Interestingly, Wessper doesn’t explicitly state that their fluid works with automatic cleaning stations. I am yet to see one disintegrating even after repeated use, although in time it could get clogged or it can even tear. I was considering purchasing the CCRRefills based on your review, but I am concerned about the safety of the food grade mineral oil. I do alternate between manually cleaning my shavers and using the station, so I’m able to extend the solution that long without any concerns regarding hygiene. The shaving head of the Series 9 was always perfectly dry after the drying cycle and even if your station doesn’t have a fan/heating element, it’ll air dry pretty quickly.

My shavers were always clean and properly lubricated; I haven’t noticed anything unusual and they performed great, just like before. The problem is after each shaving you get small abrasions on your skin allowing any leftover denaturing ingredients to seep in and reach the blood stream. The innovative Braun cleaning solution keeps your blades in top condition, for a shaver that feels like new every day. Preparing your shaver head for cleaning is an important step for keeping your razor in top condition. I do not know the alcohol concentration as it’s not mentioned on the bottle, but I suspect it’s pretty high.It’s no surprise really that the JetClean solution performs subpar as a lubricant, at least in the case of foil shavers that get really hot. If you leave the shaver in the station and it’s still dripping wet the next day, the drain hole may be partially clogged.

So it`s definitely high time to replace the cutter parts for your shaver to deliver 100% performance again. The main concern was that it could affect gaskets and other similar components of the station, but haven’t found that to be the case. But trying to stick to the ingredient list of the original solution is definitely a good starting point. Allow the head and guard to sit in the Rozar solution for 20 minutes, before emptying the bowl away. In fact, the instructions on the bottle only mention rinsing the shaving head in a container filled with their fluid.

I’ve tried several variations (and it’s still an ongoing experiment), but I am yet to try just alcohol and lemon oil. So when the cycle is complete I just take the shaver out, give it a little shake and lay it on some towel roll! I am not by any means suggesting that you shouldn’t follow the other approach; in fact, I plan on posting a detailed guide on that as well once I have perfected and tested the recipe thoroughly. I’m sure it’s one of the reasons why I still have shavers with the original foil/blades that still cut effectively after years of use. The SHaver Shebang cleaner concentrate definitely doesn’t provide enough lubrication, so you’ll need to oil the blades yourself or use a spray lubricant for electric shavers.

I have previously had good results using ethanol-based ‘Surgical Spirit’ which has castor oil in-situ. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Alcohol tends to evaporate a lot faster and while this can be an advantage as it takes less time for the shaving head to dry, it also means that the cleaning fluid inside the container will evaporate faster.

I was considering purchasing some of the lubricating oil you recommend, and occasionally adding a drop to each foil. You can make your own Braun cleaning solution with some household products, but note that it may invalidate the warranty on the Braun shaving system. There are lots of different formulations for denatured alcohols but I wouldn’t be too worried about the finer details of that.

I recommThe limonene spread over the leaf like water and completely evaporated, leaving only a slight citrus smell. But here 2 problems immediately arise (established experimentally): the hygroscopicity of glycerin leads to incomplete drying and after drying a greasy mark remains on the plastic.