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I could have done one this winter. I had a cold about 100 times. There were no consecutive 15 days were I was not sick. Starting from 1 december up until now (I'm actually sick at the moment).Anderas wrote:I like especielly step one to three. Could you make a video tutorial for these?
I've actually stopped using the plastic caps. After washing the brush, I wipe the hairs down to remove most of the moisture, then I store it pointing upwards (after licking it slightly to create a fine point).knightkrawler wrote:Oh, here's a tip in addition to tasoe's:
Always keep the little plastic caps if your brush comes with one.
When done painting and rinsing, PUT YOUR BRUSH INTO THAT CAP and STORE IT BRISTLES DOWN.
Remaining moisture flows out of the ferrule down the bristles which helps keep their natural shape.
And a question: How many brushlickers are among us.
I started doing this recently.
tasoe wrote:I could have done one this winter. I had a cold about 100 times. There were no consecutive 15 days were I was not sick. Starting from 1 december up until now (I'm actually sick at the moment).Anderas wrote:I like especielly step one to three. Could you make a video tutorial for these?
tasoe wrote:If that thing dries up inside the ferrule the brush will have problems.
tasoe wrote:The thing about paint remains running to the roots of the hairs doesn't seem too plausible.
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