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Just swirl my brush in the cold tap water in the sink, shake and load the soap. Add water if needed by just putting the tips in the water as needed. To clean run under the cold water tap, squeeze...

Same here, no problems yet with my 1350. Mind you I don't soak my brushes and don't use hot water.

Bob

My wife was whining too much when doing the clean up so I changed my ways to gave her a break. Big of me I know but hey that's the way I am. ;)

Bob

There you go, everyone is a bit different with how they do things shave brush related. I never soak any of my brushes, boar, badger or synthetic, just swirl them around in the cold sink water a bit,...

You mentioned flow though of the lather from knot to face and I found the same thing. Some brushes give up the lather well and some hog it. It doesn't matter if it is boar or badger either. I hate to...

Don't get me wrong when I say they took about 3 weeks to break in, that does not mean I have any trouble with face lathering either my Semogue 1350 or Omega boar brushes. They will work equally well...

It took near 3 weeks of face lathering every day to break in my two boar brushes so they do take a while to get to their best.

Bob

Don't know what the SOC boars are like but I sure like their SOC 2 band badger a lot. Another value for the money brush.

Bob

If you like it now just wait till it fully breaks in. It really is an enjoyable brush to use and has one of the most comfortable handle designs to use. I could also recommend their SOC 2 band badger...