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Soak brush then allow water to drip from brush until it stops - no squeezing or shaking.
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Soak brush then squeeze and shake out excess water until the brush is just damp. Then add back water as needed.
I guess much depends on the type of brush and the softness of water and choice of cream or soap. Seems to me that for each of us it is just trial and error.
Or is there a universal golden rule? Discussion would be appreciated.
No I'm not a retired teacher. Just curious about these things.
Soak brush then allow water to drip from brush until it stops - no squeezing or shaking.
to
Soak brush then squeeze and shake out excess water until the brush is just damp. Then add back water as needed.
I guess much depends on the type of brush and the softness of water and choice of cream or soap. Seems to me that for each of us it is just trial and error.
Or is there a universal golden rule? Discussion would be appreciated.
No I'm not a retired teacher. Just curious about these things.