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    Hi everyone,
    Does anybody have any ideas for a simple way to store a brush while traveling? I'm at work in a motel & when I arrived, my brush (which was in a leather shaving kit) was all deformed out of shape due to all of the other items in the kit falling on top of it. It's too bad I didn't keep the original box. Any solutions? I'd sure hate to have to leave my brush at home & resort to the canned stuff!

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    Go to a pharmacy and ask for a perscrition bottle that will fit your brush. They usually will give you one. You can punch some holes in the lid for ventilation.

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    Really any kind of a tube that is made of a material that won't absorb the moisture would fit the bill. Just use your imagination.
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    I've heard some members in
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    If you travel a lot the Edwin Jagger travel brush might be a good investment. Also the RX bottle is a great idea to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wvbias View Post
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    I like the idea of a Rx bottle. That would work, and would be pretty easy to get. You could also pick up a small piece of pvc pipe, cut it to size and get a couple of caps, if your so inclined. It comes in many different diameters. I have lot's of it laying around my garage, just a thought.

    I have an electric shaver, yup, that's right I said it. The last time I traveled, I brought it. It does good, It's no straight, but it does good. I just don't like lugging all that stuff around with me.

    P.S. I just googled "Shave Brush Container" Simpson makes them.
    I think the place is called "Corrado" or something like that.
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    I do like that idea of a PVC brush case, thanks Zib, I'm gonna start that soon & get some pics of it when I'm done.
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    Default Brush Storage For Travel?

    Oddly enough I asked myself that question last night when I was packing and started looking around in the bathroom and found a good solution.

    A plastic soap holder. I know it all depends on the size of the brush but in my case it worked flawlessly.
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