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    I was given an old unmarked brush that was probably decent back in the day. The handle is good but the brush was left in a mug for forever and is bent. I cleaned it up and sanitized it and the knot is nice and soft. Is there some voodoo I can use to get everything aligned properly or will it need a replacement knot?

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    You might try slipping the brush in a cylinder, such as a toilet paper roll. Leave it for an extended period.
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    Whoodathunkit? A toilet paper roll ... they're so much more than just a ribbon holder!

    Great idea! Thanks!!
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    I have an old Dubl Duck brush that did this, I let it soak in vinegar and occasionally agitated it. Once dry, I then cut a sheet printer paper to size, wrapped that around the knot (trying to keep the bristles as straight as I could), and wrapped the rubber band around that. I left it that way for a couple days and once removed it has stayed pretty nicely arranged.
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