Had to give it a try................Yuk
Worst shaving brush ever lol!!!! But it will work fine for cleaning computer keyboards and things like that.
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Had to give it a try................Yuk
Worst shaving brush ever lol!!!! But it will work fine for cleaning computer keyboards and things like that.
Live and learn
For $1 I had a good idea what I was getting lol!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by rolodave
can you reuse the handle at least?
Doubtful, it's very small. It will make a fine computer keyboard brush. Side note: the knot fell out opening the package lol!!!
Pix please!
Here you go, the blue handled one obviously lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Brontosaurus
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You can get some decent synthetic and boar brushes for $10, but anything less than that is likely to be junk.
I knew it was going to be a cleaning brush with a 95% certainty lol!! I work with a bunch of really young guys and a few are interested in traditional shaving, if it would have worked it would have been a good intro brush but it was garbage for a shaving brushQuote:
Originally Posted by RayClem
Yeah I bought a couple for my 5 yr olds to play with. Knot fell out when I opened one of them also.. Might hit it with super glue and use as keyboard brush or in a car for cleaning cracks.
For $1, you had to try.
Thanks, I was most curious. Can't figure out if it's synth, hog, or horse. Where was it made? Sort of reminds me of some nylon bristle shaving brushes I've seen that were made in India.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodb
My cat has a real affinity for shaving brushes. This would be a fine option for a cat toy.
Sounds like your cat may have already found some other toys. Please do tell if it isn't too painful...Quote:
Originally Posted by MrZ
She will carry off shaving brushes if she gets a hold of them. The only one that she destroyed was a really pretty old Orange and white bakelite brush. I came down stairs in the morning and was stepping on little pieces that she tossed everywhere. I found it at an antique store and bought it for 15 bucks with the intention of putting in a new knot. Nope.
