New Maseto brush
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No just give it a damn good flick out over the bath to remove excess water and hang upside down on the holder to dry or I just rub it on the towel and stand it up to dry.
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I've been meaning to buy a new keyring for weeks now so it came in handy for me 
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Believe the hype with the Maseto! Just had my first use and it's remarkable. I have never found building a great lather so easy. Looking forward to trying a face lather tomorrow. Thanks @wayne mattison for getting the ball running!
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Pleasure. Glad you like it as much as I like mine.
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I'm delighted. My only worry is, will it dry out before tomorrow mornings shave? And need I worry too much if it hasn't? One thing is for sure, I need to buy another one.
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That's a relief
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Why does it need to dry out before use?
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It doesn't but if you have a few brushes and use in rotation it is better to make sure it is thoroughly dry as it's better for the knot.
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Used mine again today, even better on its second outing.
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I have settled for a 24 mm finest badger knot. Is there a difference between the treadstone, spectrum and atlanta knots? Or is it the handles that differ?
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