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07-17-2008, 10:06 PM #1Mint loving graphical comedian
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As a slight
i'd like to enquire.... how long is it considered to be before a brush is too old to use? I mean everything must have a shelf life, right? The reason I ask is because I recently bought a job lot which will soon be delivered. It includes 5 razors (approx) and 2 brushes. But the brushes look OLD. I suspect I will just chuck them out, but dont know what state they are in (as they are yet to arrive) and dont know how long a brush stays good for.
What are your thoughts? And I welcome sensible comments as well as 'Jimbo' comments.
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07-17-2008, 11:04 PM #2Senior Member
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Originally Posted by sidneykidney
As a slight i'd like to enquire.... how long is it considered to be before a brush is too old to use? I mean everything must have a shelf life, right? The reason I ask is because I recently bought a job lot which will soon be delivered. It includes 5 razors (approx) and 2 brushes. But the brushes look OLD. I suspect I will just chuck them out, but dont know what state they are in (as they are yet to arrive) and dont know how long a brush stays good for.
What are your thoughts? And I welcome sensible comments as well as 'Jimbo' comments.
I'm still using the brush my grandfather used when I was a young man (~40 yrs ago). I have used it for over 5 yrs. No telling how long he used it. Still works. It's just a lather applicator....
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