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  1. Mike Schutz
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    Problems with the Semogue 1305

    Contact the vendor. BTW, I've had my 1305 for 8 months now and with regular use, no problems.
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Jun 7, 2011 in forum: The Brush
  2. Mike Schutz
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    My first Boar

    I've had my Semogue B&B LE Boar now for two weeks. I gave it a half dozen break-in lathers and have now used it a half dozen times. I only use...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Feb 3, 2011 in forum: The Brush
  3. Mike Schutz
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    Face Lathering Brush

    I feel sooooo sorry for you. Life is so dificult in S. Cal. :rolleyes:
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 14, 2010 in forum: The Brush
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    Battery Brush

    Maybe this new powered brush will improve our wet shaving experience the way the powered proglide Fusion and its predicessors improved our wet...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 14, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  5. Mike Schutz
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    Boar Brushes, Can you speed up the breaking in period

    Boars take time and whatever you do will not shorten that time. The best thing you can do is use that new brush as often as you can (I use a new...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 14, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  6. Mike Schutz
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    Battery Brush

    I was told about this by the sales person in my local AOS shop about a month ago. I thought it was just another of their misinformed ideas that...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 6, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  7. Mike Schutz
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    Great Brush without breaking the bank?

    In defense of Semogue, Personally, I've never had a quality problem with them. Wooden handles demand a stricter method of handling then plastic....
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 3, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  8. Mike Schutz
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    Another Case of SBAD

    So did you get your brush and how is it breaking in?
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 2, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  9. Mike Schutz
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    Great Brush without breaking the bank?

    I can't pass up a bargain. Send me a PM and we can make arrangements.
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Dec 2, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  10. Mike Schutz
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    Great Brush without breaking the bank?

    I'd recommend a good boar. My personal preference in your price range would be a Semogue 1305 or 2000. Check them out at vintagescent.com ....
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 30, 2010 in forum: The Brush
  11. Mike Schutz
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    First Shave!

    Sounds like too much water and not enough elbow grease. Depending on the type of brush you have, badgers like less water, boars like more, it...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 30, 2010 in forum: Shave School
  12. Mike Schutz
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    Everyday Shaving

    I'm in my 60's and started shaving with a Gillette Slim in the 60's. At times I've shaved with various multi-blade products. When I went back to...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 30, 2010 in forum: Shave School
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    First DE Shave

    Don't try to be too agressive. Let the razor and the blade do the work. There is probably nothing wrong with the blade. Just take your time and...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 30, 2010 in forum: Shave School
  14. Mike Schutz
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    Wilkinson blades at Wallyworld

    They're OK for me but just average. Three OK shaves for me per blade. They're not my favorite Feathers or Personas. They're nothing to...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 27, 2010 in forum: Safety Razors
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    Tabac...I am disappointed

    Every soap you have will work differently. Tabac works differently than MWF or AOS. Take some time to play with it and figure it out. It is a...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 27, 2010 in forum: Shave Soaps
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    Different grades of boar?

    Semogue lists diferent quality levels of hair for their boars. They are consistant. Consistantly high quality product. IMO best boar brushes on...
    Post by: Mike Schutz, Nov 27, 2010 in forum: The Brush
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