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I'm absolutely stunned. I have been off the net for about 5 days due to a move, and I come back to THIS :
You are WAY the hell out of line, Sean. So you are "tired of hearing me ***** and moan" huh? Interesting comment, since I've never posted a negative word about the brush until this post.
Last time I checked, I don't need your permission to post my questions or concerns about this brush. I paid over a $100 for a supposedly hand-made item that is already showing signs of deterioration. Moreover, I don't recall any warnings against soaking the brush in hot water. Obviously, this method is not at all unusual and should have been anticipated by Bernd. Maybe I should make sure not to have any shaving cream come into contact with the handle as well? At the very least, we should have been warned not to soak the brush. And, not that it should matter, but I've always taken care to not submerge the entire handle. However, it is inevitable that the water sometimes hits the top edge of the handle.
In any event, Bernd has since offered to take care of the problem. Given your (late) apology, I'm letting this go at this point, but this kind of response was totally unwarranted and, frankly, does not bode well for the future of this forum.
- Brad
gage0921 said:Really...................but you took the time to annoy us about this issue again. Last time I checked bernd was not a member here and would not be able to answere any questions you might have about your brush. So please spare us all with your complaints and talk to the man who can do something for you. I think I speak for quite a few of us when I say were tired of hearing you ***** and moan.
You are WAY the hell out of line, Sean. So you are "tired of hearing me ***** and moan" huh? Interesting comment, since I've never posted a negative word about the brush until this post.
Last time I checked, I don't need your permission to post my questions or concerns about this brush. I paid over a $100 for a supposedly hand-made item that is already showing signs of deterioration. Moreover, I don't recall any warnings against soaking the brush in hot water. Obviously, this method is not at all unusual and should have been anticipated by Bernd. Maybe I should make sure not to have any shaving cream come into contact with the handle as well? At the very least, we should have been warned not to soak the brush. And, not that it should matter, but I've always taken care to not submerge the entire handle. However, it is inevitable that the water sometimes hits the top edge of the handle.
In any event, Bernd has since offered to take care of the problem. Given your (late) apology, I'm letting this go at this point, but this kind of response was totally unwarranted and, frankly, does not bode well for the future of this forum.
- Brad