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    Default Brushes. Store up or down?

    I have an older boar brush where the bristles are kinda leaning to the side, so I just ordered a new badger brush.

    My question is: Is it important to "hang" your brush so the bristles are hanging down, or can you just leave your brush on the counter with the bristles up?

    Thanks.

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    I do not think it matters, I keep mine up and has not shown any signs of shedding.
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    I do both because one of my brushes doesn't fit the brush stand. As long as you shake your brush out well after rinsing it, you should be fine either way.

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    this old chesnut!

    so long as you give the bristles a squeeze and then rub the tips on a towel (at least, thats what I do) then it makes no difference.

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    Store it whichever way the maker's name reads right side up.

    OR

    Buy a tabletop gyroscope and give it a flick every time you walk by to give the hairs an opportunity to dry in near zero G conditions.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bassguy View Post
    Buy a tabletop gyroscope and give it a flick every time you walk by to give the hairs an opportunity to dry in near zero G conditions.



    BTW, does it come in white?

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