i live in Northern CA where it is dry so this is never an issue for me, but interesting idea that brushes may dry better standing on their handle. thanks for posting.
That whole thing thing with hanging your brush upside down worked years ago…the knots were 16-22mm, so anything you did it would dry quickly. Give it a couple of good shakes and then rub it on your towel for a bit…done deal. You should be able to use it every other day, though I wait two days (standing up as in the video)…happy shaving ladies and gents. YMMV
WOW !!!! Here I am planning out the wonderful Shave Brush stands I was going to make. I'm so glad I clicked on your video. Makes perfect sense, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I've always dried my brushes whether it be badger or synthetic stood on their bases and I've never had a problem. I hear so many people say that you must hang them bristles down but as you rightly say, moisture rises.
I’ve seriously been back and forth for the past month with myself trying to decide if I should hang, or just stand via handle to dry. I always get such a mixed review as to what is better for the brush overall in terms of drying. My natural hair brushes do seem to dry relatively fine hanging but because of hearing you say that manufactures recommend letting them stand up to dry I’m going to give that a go from now on. Cheers, and thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for asking the manufacturers. They know their products best.
i live in Northern CA where it is dry so this is never an issue for me, but interesting idea that brushes may dry better standing on their handle. thanks for posting.
Ive done this my whole life for lack of a stand. Ive ben wanting to get one but maybe ive been doing it the best way all along n had no idea, thanks.
Thanks for the Tip, I'll try that this morning
Thank you. I’ve been doing this exact thing and now I know I was right.
I never thought about it. But standing on the handle makes sense. Thanks for the info!
That whole thing thing with hanging your brush upside down worked years ago…the knots were 16-22mm, so anything you did it would dry quickly. Give it a couple of good shakes and then rub it on your towel for a bit…done deal. You should be able to use it every other day, though I wait two days (standing up as in the video)…happy shaving ladies and gents. YMMV
WOW !!!! Here I am planning out the wonderful Shave Brush stands I was going to make. I'm so glad I clicked on your video. Makes perfect sense, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I've always dried my brushes whether it be badger or synthetic stood on their bases and I've never had a problem. I hear so many people say that you must hang them bristles down but as you rightly say, moisture rises.
I’ve seriously been back and forth for the past month with myself trying to decide if I should hang, or just stand via handle to dry. I always get such a mixed review as to what is better for the brush overall in terms of drying. My natural hair brushes do seem to dry relatively fine hanging but because of hearing you say that manufactures recommend letting them stand up to dry I’m going to give that a go from now on. Cheers, and thanks for sharing this!
Stand via handle is fine.
Great tip Ben. Makes sense.
Excellent! Thanks for the tip, I will try this. My stand allows me to also turn the brush up.
Nice job Ben.
Great video
Good tip Ben. Thanks.
That is a great tip. Too bad for me that my brushes only fit in my stands upside down.
I am a simple man. I see Ben, I do what he says 😅
Thanks for the great tip!
Looked for this video on a shave stand Recommendation & no o don’t have to look for one lol 💈
Well instead of shaking out your brush out and hanging it upside down, rub it on a towel vigorously like you’re lathering and it dries it in no time
You just saved me from spending a whole lot of money. Thank you!