Whatever, Steve. You've been saying that since 1973, and I've never once heard anyone call you a space cowboy.Well some people call me a space cowboy
Whatever, Steve. You've been saying that since 1973, and I've never once heard anyone call you a space cowboy.Well some people call me a space cowboy
Well, that made me snort!Whatever, Steve. You've been saying that since 1973, and I've never once heard anyone call you a space cowboy.
+1, me too.........I put my brush in a mug of water before I get in the shower regardless of the knot. It soaks while I shower. I don't know how much it helps, but it doesn't seem to hurt anything. At this point it's just a routine that works for me.
Well some people call me a space cowboy
I lean this way, but only because I have learned the hard way that soaking a brush as deep as the container allows doesn't help much.If I've got time I will soak the tips only of my boar bristle brush in warm water for a few minutes.
I never soak a badger, just wet and swirl on the dry puck.
Well, I speak of the pompitus of love.
I suspect that would be hard to find a GIF forWell, I speak of the pompitus of love.
I can see that. Bristles are just hair, after all.I read somewhere that not soaking the brush could damage the hairs because they aren't soft for the lathering.
Nonsense?
I lather the shaving soap in a CaYuen large shaving bowl.
Yeah... as far as I can tell... it's unbreakable resin... but I suppose it could chip if slammed against something. For me, they work as well as they look... and as you know, many of his resin patterns are amazing.Boy, those bowls sure look nice. If I still lathered in a bowl I would absolutely get one. It's a composite material (unbreakable), right?