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Going by the numbers it seems that standing has an advantage. However, notice with normal visual inspection where most of the water is situated on the hanging brush. It's the tips, not the knot.
Brush drying competition
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We are talking moisture not liquid so doubt it is a big deal but sure to avoid any discussion weighing with stand would be best but then I need to use a stand not a hanger 
currently only got a crappy plastic stand with a closed back not in contention, will continue tests when I get my hands on a stand in this style even though I suspect hanging or standing is not the deal breaker: air is, air circulation, air temperature, air humidity...
currently only got a crappy plastic stand with a closed back not in contention, will continue tests when I get my hands on a stand in this style even though I suspect hanging or standing is not the deal breaker: air is, air circulation, air temperature, air humidity...
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You may have somthing there, I dry upside down for one day and upright for one day and all seems to be good. Anorak off!
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Yes, nail hit on head!We are talking moisture not liquid so doubt it is a big deal but sure to avoid any discussion weighing with stand would be best but then I need to use a stand not a hanger
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P.Excellent point, the ventilation of a plastic stand is, in technical terminology, pants.We are talking moisture not liquid so doubt it is a big deal but sure to avoid any discussion weighing with stand would be best but then I need to use a stand not a hanger
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I have dried my MÜHLE 25mm synthetic hanging upside-down.
The two drying curves are close together, the drying time when hanging was slightly shorter, but the temperature was two degrees C higher and the humidity was 50% instead of 60% and the brush was slightly drier to start with. So, I conclude that there is indeed no significant difference.
The two drying curves are close together, the drying time when hanging was slightly shorter, but the temperature was two degrees C higher and the humidity was 50% instead of 60% and the brush was slightly drier to start with. So, I conclude that there is indeed no significant difference.
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Make sure to calibrate your scales daily