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The candle warmer definitely works. It does start to dry out the lather if you shave slowly like I do, but this isnt' a problem if you put a little more water in each time and swirl the brush a few...

Yeah, I'd say it's just like any electrical appliance in the bathroom, be careful, and don't drop it in a full sink or tub.

I used to go shower, lather in bowl, warm towel, lather on face, strop, warm towel on face, lather on face, and then shave. But I've cut out a few steps. Maybe I'll go back to doing that though. ...

Well, so far so good.

The lather is definitely nice and warm, but not too hot. I am going to go ahead and say this was successful. However, I will still probably request some sort of moss...

Thanks for the info. My only question would be, what does does brush damage look like? Is it visible? Does it affect the brush in some physical way?

Day 3 went well again. The lather is...

2nd day went well also. Nice warm lather throughout my shave.

My only concern is that it could damage my brush. While the lather isn't steaming hot, and I have no evidence of brush damage, I am...

1st day using the warmer went well. I filled my mug with hot water and set it on the warmer while I showered. Once out and ready to shave I dumped out the water and lathered up in the mug, placing...

Thanks for all the info everyone.

I still plan on trying the candle warmer tomorrow morning. I did see the redneck scuttle, and I found some at Home Depot, but I didn't care for the colors. I...

Good afternoon everyone,

As I am not ready to plunk down $40+ in the search for warm lather that doesn't result in a ring of hair in my sink, I decided to try a candle warmer. I picked one up at...