No, it isn't.
Again: No, it isn't.
This is the best solution. Especially if the apothecary mug has a texture on the inside.
Thanks,
Mike
Shave mug clanking
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No, it isn't.
Again: No, it isn't.
This is the best solution. Especially if the apothecary mug has a texture on the inside.
Thanks,
Mike
I had the same problem with a shaving bowl (ceramic) where the lip curved inwards. I switched to a shallower bowl with flared sides, which worked wonderfully. I have since switched to loading the brush on tins and then face lathering, which works even better for me.
Short of finding a wider mouthed mug or elevating the soap inside as mentioned before, or padding the brush handle, I can't think of any other ideas off the top of my head.
Short of finding a wider mouthed mug or elevating the soap inside as mentioned before, or padding the brush handle, I can't think of any other ideas off the top of my head.
I started using a Metlox cappuccino mug got a lot of the clanging, too. Then I picked up the Japanese rice/miso bowl which is a bit shallower/wider and BOOM!... No more clanging or finger smashing. Do the brush dimensions play a part? Look at the picture and the answer appears to be affirmative. As far as the inside textures go, the mug is smooth and the bowl has a little texture to it, but I can't tell the difference in ease of lather building.
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Nice looking bowl!
Cereal bowls are for eating cereal, this is one of the mugs that I use, and no clanging!View attachment 404193 just tilt and mix.
Any brand recommendations?
I was struggling with the same problem for a while then for Christmas my wife got me a soup mug which worked great. But I started looking for something to travel with as it was too big. I struck out for a while till I was at goodwill and in the dishes area I found a wide shallow dish for $0.99. It is awesome
Use more of a pumping, twisting, up and down motion. avoid touching the sides of the mug. Or go to the hardware store and find rubber o rings. in the plumbing section. Put it around the part of your handle that is hitting the bowl. It still makes noise, but it is much easier to listen to than the clanging of plastic on a mug.
I love my green rubber Marvy mug and cheap plastic salsa bowl. Both unbreakable and stealth like in the noise department.
thats funny!
I've been using a latte mug which is very wide but has higher edges than our cereal bowls. Plus a handle. Now that it has come up I will try to see if I'm clinking.
Do you have any creams you can face lather for a few days?
Do you have any creams you can face lather for a few days?
Might try a bowl...need one with a texture.....
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If one uses Williams in a mug, the clanking "noise" is like a church bell calling its followers for prayer.
Music to my ears...
Call for a spiritual awakening.
Not.
Love Williams.
Music to my ears...
Call for a spiritual awakening.Not.
Love Williams.
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I want a rubber mug, where so I get one!?
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