Thread: A gentlemans accoutrement?

I wasn't sure where to post this, I did consider the brushes forum but thought here may be more appropriate.

Please take a look at the following
The Gentleman's Cleaning Brush | Male Hygiene.

I was wondering what peoples opinion of that particular product was, soap and water does fine for me, but then I am of the Hebrew persuasion. I've never heard the like!! gentlemen, your opinions please

Hmmmm...for the man who has everything.....not sure if it would be an appreciated gift or not....would make Christmas morning interesting, though.

Soap and water here as well...hand-held shower (got hooked on them while living in Europe).

Apparently there is enough of a "problem" to warrant the development of a product.

Eeek.

I use a dremel roto-tool with the wire brush attachment. But I guess this little girly brush would be OK if you are just coming into your manhood.

Matt

Originally Posted by mhailey

I use a dremel roto-tool with the wire brush attachment. But I guess this little girly brush would be OK if you are just coming into your manhood.

Matt

Is that all? I like to sidle up to my bench grinder with a wire disk. It has a nice sub-dermal exfoliating factor that I find particularly nice.

It should come with a comb to groom and part the hair, maybe some pomade.

"This can often be an area that is overlooked."
This is not a problem that I've ever come across while showering. If you're overlooking your goods, hygiene might be the least of your problems.

Originally Posted by denmason

"This can often be an area that is overlooked."
This is not a problem that I've ever come across while showering. If you're overlooking your goods, hygiene might be the least of your problems.

Other problems indeed! Like rusty tweezers.......

Originally Posted by nun2sharp

It should come with a comb to groom and part the hair, maybe some pomade.

Pomade? Nah...go all the way...dreadlocks!

maybe I'm just stupid, but what the hell could you do with a brush that you couldn't with a washrag? myself, I use a plastic mesh scrubbie (no idea what the official term for these is) and I clean my junk the same way I clean the rest of my body.


I'm thoroughly perplexed as to why anyone would need a special brush.

Originally Posted by jockeys

... and I clean my junk the same way I clean the rest of my body.

Me too. With a heavy dose of turpintine and white vinegar. I call it Turpinegar. It also makes a first rate salad/sandwich dressing.


-Rob