Whisker Dam is a brand that creates unique products designed to protect beards from getting wet while drinking.
The company was founded in 2015 by two friends who wanted a solution to the problem of beard hairs getting wet while drinking.
Their first product was the Whisker Dam, a small metal accessory that clips onto a glass or mug to prevent liquid from touching the beard.
Since then, they have expanded their product line to include other beard care accessories.
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A Whisker Dam is a small metal accessory that clips onto a glass or mug and creates a barrier between the beard and the liquid, preventing beard hairs from getting wet while drinking.
Whisker Dams can be easily rinsed with soap and water or wiped clean with a cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that could damage the metal.
Whisker Dams can be used with most types of drinks, but they work best with hot beverages like coffee or tea. They may not be as effective with fizzy or carbonated drinks.
Whisker Dams are designed to fit on most standard glass and mug sizes, but they may not fit on very large or unusually shaped vessels. It's best to check the product specifications before purchasing.
Whisker Dams were designed with men's facial hair in mind, but they can be used by anyone who wants to prevent liquid from touching their face while drinking.