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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    I I gotta make this quick......that is exactly the time you should soak the brush as it only takes a coupla minutes with a boar(they're more porous than a badger)and then when you get out of the shower...zip zam...shaved face ?? TTFN
    I know, I know I will give it a try again, but not till tomorrow, missed out a shave today for the first time in ages. I need to go to bed, but I may try it on the morrow.
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    I have the same brush as Steph, posted in the beginning,, I actually won it in a Contest on another forum

    I am thinking it has to be about 2 years old now and honestly I do that exact same thing that he is talking about, I soak it in very hot water while I shower and it makes for a great "Lather on the Face" experience...

    It makes me think of that line from Forrest Gump "Simple is what Simple does" everytime I use it
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    There you go, everyone is a bit different with how they do things shave brush related. I never soak any of my brushes, boar, badger or synthetic, just swirl them around in the cold sink water a bit, wet my face with them and then start loading the brush. I add a bit o water by dipping the tips in while loading and then face lather.

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    Yeah I read about you guys Bob, don't get the Brush handle wet, don't get the scales wet, honestly I don't know how you guys do it

    I am a "WET Shaver" emphasis on the word wet, I get water and lather everywhere, from the razor to the brush to the mirror, countertop and floor.. It honestly looks like two kids had a Supersoaker squirt gun battle in the bathroom after I shave..

    I clean it up, dry it off, and move on...
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    Quote Originally Posted by pinklather View Post
    Have an 830 & a 620. I facelather hard soaps, so the backbone of the 620 makes it my daily driver. 'Very happy w/ both.
    I have those same 2 brushes and love them both.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Yeah I read about you guys Bob, don't get the Brush handle wet, don't get the scales wet, honestly I don't know how you guys do it

    I am a "WET Shaver" emphasis on the word wet, I get water and lather everywhere, from the razor to the brush to the mirror, countertop and floor.. It honestly looks like two kids had a Supersoaker squirt gun battle in the bathroom after I shave..

    I clean it up, dry it off, and move on...
    My wife was whining too much when doing the clean up so I changed my ways to gave her a break. Big of me I know but hey that's the way I am.

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    Oi gummer,
    Threw the brush in a sink of cold water whilst I had a shower ( mashed it into the sink a bit to make sure it sank) had a shower and made my lather. Itmay have been better.
    I might try bobs technique tomorrow, which is what I used to do when cart shaving. May as well make the most of me holiday.
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    I'm kinda liking the sound of a super soaker shave concept........Guess it's the juvenile in me ha ha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    I'm kinda liking the sound of a super soaker shave concept........Guess it's the juvenile in me ha ha.
    So you want to take some lather put it in a container, pressurise it and then squirt it onto your face ?
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    Not !!!!...............
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