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Hi all,so just wondering if anyone had seen any Fab deals on brush stands?looking for a better one for.my tubby 1. As it only just fits in my current one.
Best/cheapest place to buy brush stands?
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monkeytennis said:
down the bottom of the page, If its a plastic one your looking for, fit my tubby 2 so should do a tubby 1
http://diamondedgeltd.com/acatalog/Progress_Vulfix___Mason_Pearson_shaving_brushes_and_accessories.html
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I always recommend that brushes are best left standing on their base:
Brushes are often placed on stands that don't quite hold them securely and they can and do fall off,,,,usually into the sink or on to a tile floor wher they can easily get cracked or chipped.
A brush that's been flick and towel dried won't have any water in the base to run off so it'll air and dry without being hung on a stand.
Daily sliding on and off a brush stand can leave a tough to remove mark on the shoulder of the brush.
Placing your brush knot up is the safest and best way to leave your brush in my opinion:icon_smile:
regards, beejay
Brushes are often placed on stands that don't quite hold them securely and they can and do fall off,,,,usually into the sink or on to a tile floor wher they can easily get cracked or chipped.
A brush that's been flick and towel dried won't have any water in the base to run off so it'll air and dry without being hung on a stand.
Daily sliding on and off a brush stand can leave a tough to remove mark on the shoulder of the brush.
Placing your brush knot up is the safest and best way to leave your brush in my opinion:icon_smile:
regards, beejay