Breaking in a horse?
- Thread starter Jeltz
- Start Date
- Messages
- 8,392
- Location
- Little Feckwittering-on-the-Moor
Strong-smelling soap (like Proraso as an example) to mask it and remove the oils and coatings that make the wet dog/badger/horse smell.
Pig Cat said:Urban Hermit is very clued-up on horse hair brushes. I expect he'll come across your post sooner or later.
Yes he's indeed the man,he piffed me a cheap horse hair brush ages ago,in my experience there's not been a great deal of breakage with use,feels pretty much the same as it was when I got it really,any particular reason why you removed me off fb mate?
- Messages
- 4,702
- Location
- Bideford, North Devon
Skin Glider said:
Having recently experienced a shredding brush this is something I did read about and basically YES it will. Someone here when I was having problems posted a link to here <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.shaving101.com/index.php/education/shaving-brush-basics/219-avoid-brush-damage-and-maximize-your-investment.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.shaving101.com/index.php/edu ... tment.html</a><!-- m -->
It's quite a long piece but you will see there is something about washing out brushes and hair loss due to soap scum.
- Thread Starter
- #6
If I remember correctly I removed you when I also removed a few younger family members who are or have mates who are a bit free and easy with language and adult content, the problem with FB is that if someone replies to a status then all their friends see it. My problem is that my kids often look over my shoulder when I'm on my laptop.James_uk said:,any particular reason why you removed me off fb mate?