I leave my brush to dry for at least 24 hours by an open window. Then it goes back into store. In my case, a bookcase doubles up as brush store. It works well and saved buying extra storage.
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This is the tale of one enthusiasts journey back to the world of traditional wet shaving. It's not intended to instruct - you probably know more than I do about many of the products or issues I describe. My blogs are really a series of personal diaries about my retirement hobbies that I'm happy to share with anyone whose interested. Welcome - and thanks for looking in.
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- Fido
- During early life I was known as Fido - so I use that as my internet identity where I can. I am a retired Local Government man who now enjoys a variety of interests. In these blogs I hope to share some of them with anyone with a shared sense of humour who may come across them. But they are mainly for my own interest as a reminder of some of the things I have done in my retirement. This is one of them.
That's an impressive collection of brushes, all lined up like soldiers, and more of interest than the books behind no doubt.
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot I've long forgotten in those books!
ReplyDeleteI have books like that.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty good at getting rid of stuff. Except books!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have more brushes than I have razors. How long does it take to go through that rotation?
ReplyDeleteA long time!
ReplyDeleteFine collection Peter
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