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    In February of this year I bought a Vulfix 2235S brush in super badger. From the start, it lost a couple of hairs every day but recently it has been shedding over a dozen a day. Yesterday I e-mailed Vulfix to express my disappointment about this. To their credit, they replied promptly and said that a new brush would be mailed to me straight away.
    We shall see if the new brush behaves better when it comes, but full marks to Vulfix for their pleasant and helpful customer service at any rate.

    Duncan.

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    Thats an awful lot of shedding. Its nice to hear they sent you a new one, if you want i can dispose of the other for you...

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    The only brush I use is a Super Badger Vulfix #2234. I have used it exclusively for around five years and I don't know that it ever shed a hair! I have been VERY satisfied with it.

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    I'm relieved to hear that Vulfix stands behind their products. I recently purchased a Simpson PJ2 Super, and it's shedding at least 4 hairs per day. If this keeps happening, I'm going to have to ask for a replacement.

    Vulfix now owns Simpsons, so it'll be interesting to see how they respond if I ask for a replacement. (My brush would have been manufactured before they took over Simpson.)

    Hopefully, it won't be necessary. I love this brush, and am hoping it'll stop shedding.

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    Unfortunately, the replacement brush has now started losing hair at a great rate too.
    Very disappointing.

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    Sorry to hear that: I have also a Vulfix super badger 2235 and I think it just lost one or two hairs since I'm using it. I am very satisfied with it; I don't know how you wet-dry it, but I only use hot tap water (not boiling water) and to dry it I just press slightly the bristles without pulling nor twisting, shake a few times and put to try on a stand... I don't know, maybe this will help.

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    Duncan, can you tell us your preshave prep of the brush? I've had Vulfix brush in best badger for 4 years now, and it has lost 5-10 hairs in total for all that time...

    cheers,
    Nenad

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    Hi,

    I have an Edwin Jagger Super Bristle,had it about a year,treat it like an angel and now its shedding about five hairs a day. Its becoming a real pain. I only wash it in luke warm water,shake it over the bath ten times,gently fluff the bristles back into shape and then hang on their stand upside down.I always leave my bathroom window open so the room is well ventilated, I have no idea why an expensive brush like this should start loosing hair at this rate.

    Has anyone else experienced this type of thing with the Edwin Jagger brush.

    regards

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    Bummer, Duncan. I have used a Vulfix super badger for over a year now and I can't remember losing one hair out of it so far. From the comments of the others so far i am wondering if there is something that you are not doing correctly. Do you hang it in a brush stand after shaving?

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    Quote Originally Posted by superfly View Post
    Duncan, can you tell us your preshave prep of the brush? I've had Vulfix brush in best badger for 4 years now, and it has lost 5-10 hairs in total for all that time...

    cheers,
    Nenad
    Soak in warm water in a Victorian type scuttle, lather, shave, rinse brush in warm water, shake dry, hang upside-down in brush stand.
    Nothing unusual, I would have thought.

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