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Ahhh...what do they call that? Superlather? Uberlather? Anyways, glycerin can be had at almost any drug store. I wouldn't pay too much for it, it's a cheap and plentiful substance.

One thing I do is thoroughly rinse the brush after use. After a through dunking and rinsing, I gently squeeze the knot. If I see the slightest bit of soap suds, I repeat the process.

Hi and welcome.

I've never heard of anyone using glycerin to clean a shaving brush. I rarely ever clean my brushes. We're using them to apply soap after all.

Some feel there's a soap film...