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A clean moustache is essential to personal hygeine, and yet taking care of it can be a tedious task fraught with danger and difficulty. I generally apply a small spot of shampoo to my finger, and scrub vigorously, but in doing so, I end up with soap in my nose and mouth.
My suggestion: Run a small
hose from the shower supply pipe, fitted at the end with an adaptor designed to fit nicely over the moustache. Adaptors of various sizes could be included with purchase. Near the end would be a small reservoir designed to hold enough shampoo for several applications, and 2 control buttons.
To use the moustache shampooer, place the adaptor over your moustache. Pressing button number one starts the flow of a water-shampoo mixture. Button number two provides the rinse cycle. A drain channel in the end piece would divert soapy water from your mouth.
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Carpet cleaner for facial hair. Sound like a major solution for a minor problem, but so is lots of stuff on the HB. I occasionally shampoo my facial hair, too, but don't have problems getting it in my nose or mouth. I just can't get too excited about this and am going to remain neutral. |
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//A clean moustache is essential to personal hygeine// |
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This implies that being clean shaven (or female, or under 14) is unhygenic! I am clean shaven (usually) and I take a bath every year, whether I need one or not! |
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You make a very good point, however, a young person or someone with too many x chromosomes can pick up a good clean fake moustache in a costume store. |
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Can you not just remove the moustache and wash it in the sink? |
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