Thread: Scuttle - How to use?

Warm lather on cold winter days will spoil you..........

Well, I guess that's next for me. Where do I get one? A really good one...

I've been looking at purchasing a scuttle and I'm curious if anyone has tried a moonstar pottery scuttle before? I really like the look of them but worry about the size.

Originally Posted by Aerdvaark

Well, I guess that's next for me. Where do I get one? A really good one...

Georgetown Pottery makes a nice scuttle. They sell directly, just Google the name.

I prefer just a brush warmer; I build lather on my face, which I've found to be easier, especially with soaps. Building a lather in a scuttle first can be quite a workout, and the brush warmer accomplishes the same thing...warm lather. It also takes up less space in a cabinet crammed with soaps and creams...

Edit: I have a GP scuttle that I used to use, but the brush warmer is from Dirty Bird Pottery.

I bought a Robert Becker and really like it. It is the only one I have owned so can't compare to any other brands. The price was very reasonable, very good quality work. Can not get to web site for whatever reason but a search will list several for sell by private individuals.

Originally Posted by DoughBoy68

I bought a Robert Becker and really like it. It is the only one I have owned so can't compare to any other brands. The price was very reasonable, very good quality work. Can not get to web site for whatever reason but a search will list several for sell by private individuals.

+1 on the Becker. I've got a Becker as well, and it's very good, especially considering the craftsmanship and the price.