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    It does seem as if the daily shaving soap and water would keep it clean. Never thought about conditioning, though, that might make sense since it's not getting the oils the animal's skin would be producing.

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    Oh no. Manufacturers don't recommend to take care your brushes. Only use and buy a new.
    I like to use shampoo and conditioner about twice a year. But I like the way how the conditioner softens bristles a little.

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    Here's a link to the brush cleaning video I saw:

    How to Clean a Shaving Brush using Vinegar and Borax, Bristle Cleaning
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    Is it just me or does anyone else want to reach into the computer and turn the water off for her. It is making me cringe.

    Quote Originally Posted by zib View Post
    Here's a link to the brush cleaning video I saw:

    How to Clean a Shaving Brush using Vinegar and Borax, Bristle Cleaning

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    Quote Originally Posted by schatz View Post
    Thanks for your suggestions. Looks like it should not be much of a problem despite the rumors about the pig smells.
    Unless your brush comes to you in this state,




    I wouldn't worry about it very much.

    If it does happen to come in that state, I recommend extensive rinsing, preferably with a fire-hose and a paramedic.

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    I tried Borax and vinegar. It works really well.

    Here's another:

    YouTube - Cleaning A Shaving Brush

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