Buy a bottle of DI or distilled water for lathering your soap. Such an easy solution to hard water problems.Have any of you used Tabac in HARD water. I have no other choice as that is all we have. It left horrible soap rings in the sink and gunked up my brush. Operator problem or just hard water problem?
Buy a bottle of DI or distilled water for lathering your soap. Such an easy solution to hard water problems.
Oh, yes, the water here at the tail end of the Mississippi is pretty much as hard as you'd expect. Using Tabac with the tap water has never gunked up my brush, and the soap scum is easy enough to wipe away as I clean up. But I've been dissolving a teaspoon or two of baking soda into the shave water. It makes the water much more slippery.Have any of you used Tabac in HARD water. I have no other choice as that is all we have. It left horrible soap rings in the sink and gunked up my brush. Operator problem or just hard water problem?
Good to know that soap can get saturated with water. I think I understand the rinsing part: after use, do not take the puck out of the container to clean it under running water, right?Just don't let it turn to mush with using too much water. Do not EVER bloom it and don't rinse it. If it gets saturated with water you can throw it away. Got ot discard 2 pucks because of that, now I use it in stick
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Have any of you used Tabac in HARD water. I have no other choice as that is all we have. It left horrible soap rings in the sink and gunked up my brush. Operator problem or just hard water problem?
Is it possible you aren't getting it as fresh from the factory as in years gone by? I'm in the US, and I've long known that though there are many exceptions, items imported from Europe often are not as fresh as those made in the US. One example: Comparing a local or regional microbrewery beer to a German brand of the same type, the superior freshness of the American beer can be obvious. In these days when cost cutting to the nth degree is routine, and transportation costs are high, I suspect that many goods are allowed to sit in warehouses much longer.Tabac rules.
Unfortunately its scent is way milder than it used to be for us long time users (same thing applies to the AS).
Sad that the metrosexuality of our times changed the Tabac classic recipe.
Same thing happened to Brut btw.
Is it possible you aren't getting it as fresh from the factory as in years gone by? I'm in the US, and I've long known that though there are many exceptions, items imported from Europe often are not as fresh as those made in the US. One example: Comparing a local or regional microbrewery beer to a German brand of the same type, the superior freshness of the American beer can be obvious. In these days when cost cutting to the nth degree is routine, and transportation costs are high, I suspect that many goods are allowed to sit in warehouses much longer.