Thread: travel container

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

My travel brush is in a prescription bottle and has been for 3 years, my badger brush that's in it is a Simpsons chubby, with no damage at all. The size bottle I use doesn't make it that. Holes in the bottom and top. It's actually better than any pre made one I've found cause I like my Chubby and it don't fit n those. Tc

Correct, the size bottle doent make it that. What I was getting st is there a rule of thumb if dram size to get ie : 40 or 60 d/drsms, even though that corrilstes to volume.

Originally Posted by whoever

In all the time I have bought florescent lights, they came in cardboard.

They are required in the food service/hospital world to keep broken glass contained.

Brilliant idea by the way...

Originally Posted by whoever

Correct, the size bottle doent make it that. What I was getting st is there a rule of thumb if dram size to get ie : 40 or 60 d/drsms, even though that corrilstes to volume.

I did like bob suggested and went to my pharmacy and tryed out a couple different sizes to find what worked. Tc

Mine is PVC & both ends capped & vented. You can remove easily either cap.

Originally Posted by whoever

Thanks, I .hung up on the videos I have seen where the use is shaking the bottle to get it back out? Is there a recommended bottle size(its printed on the bottom)?

If they are shaking the bottle, it probably necks down. Get a bottle that has straight walls and you will have no problem dumping the brush out without damage.

Whoever,
It slides in and out easily. I just turn it upside down into my palm. I only use it for travel and I don't travel that much. I only travel with a Boar's hair brush and it's tough as nails. I used one of my Badger brushes just for the photo. BTW, there is a raised area on the end of the container that keeps the brush from actually touching the bottom, good ventilation.

I too have used the vented pill bottle when traveling. I've been doing it for years with great success. I will usually take one of my better brushes, such as a Shavemac or a custom made with me. I don't ever remember having any problems with the bristles of any brush. Just pop one in and go.

Pete <:-}

This is an issue I never knew I needed a solution for. I suppose I never thought twice about putting my brush in a Ziploc bag when traveling, but that could be because I've only owned super cheap brushes this far.

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I use a Wilton sprinkles bottle... without the sprinkles, of course.


I slide the brush in, handle-side. The bottle's cap-side is threaded on the outside, but the inside doesn't have a lip, so the brush just slides right out without damaging the bristles.

Originally Posted by henryconchile

I use a Wilton sprinkles bottle... without the sprinkles, of course.


I slide the brush in, handle-side. The bottle's cap-side is threaded on the outside, but the inside doesn't have a lip, so the brush just slides right out without damaging the bristles.

Shaving with the sprinkled would only sweetin the deal