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02-16-2014, 02:28 AM #1Contains ingredients
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It's normal although some brushes might have very little odor and another might be Stank City. It will go away after a few uses. You can read about all sorts of methods to speed it up but really, time is what you need. I just lather a new brush a couple of times with whatever soap I have out at the time. You could set it on end & let the lather "soak" for a half an hour before rinsing I suppose. Welcome to the club & good luck.
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02-16-2014, 02:43 AM #2Member
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[QUOTE=Tack;1292352]It's normal although some brushes might have very little odor and another might be Stank City. It will go away after a few uses. You can read about all sorts of methods to speed it up but really, time is what you need. I just lather a new brush a couple of times with whatever soap I have out at the time. You could set it on end & let the lather "soak" for a half an hour before rinsing I suppose. Welcome to the club & good luck.
Tack, thanks and thank you for clearing this up for me.
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