Fox Run Natural Vegetable Brush, Tampico Fiber Bristles

Sick of tossing plastic out, we'll see if this one lasts or the wood splits. I keep it bristle-side down in the tip-out, so it should stay reasonably dry.

This brush is easy to hold and cleans potatoes and carrots well. Also, it would be great if there were holes in the top through the wood handle where a cord could be inserted to allow the brush to be hung to dry.

This makes scrubbing veggies a breeze! Having the dual more/less stiff ends is so convenient and practical.

This brush has both a medium and hard side. Perfect for carroets and potatos, or tomatos and apples. Great purchase!

got it "new" but definitely needed a wash in baking soda borax and vinegar 2 or 3 times in boiling water. had a stink i cant quite place.. otherwise seems okthe picture is 3rd wash never used before brush

Yes, I gave my husband a very practical gift for Valentines, but it was something he really wanted and he loves it! There are two types of bristles, the dark ones are stiffer than the lighter ones which comes in handy scrubbing veggies. The brush fits well in my hand (I have tiny hands) as well as his. Other brushes we have of this type have given us lots of service.

I bought this brush a month ago and used it only a few times then let it dry out on top of my sink. We’ll it cracked and will broke soon enough. This was a waste of money.

I got this specifically to brush out extra flour from my banneton baskets but ended up using it for potatoes instead. The one side is kind of aggressive but it’s weighted well and I really like the natural style. And it works really well.

The bristles held up for about 18 months of light use, mostly scrubbing potatoes and other vegetables. It's unfortunate that the wood body readily soaks up water (see photos). The clumps of bristles are now loosening and coming out due to the wood staying wet.

Needed something for scrubbing potatoes for baking. Works great.

Good brush

It works fine. It is a bit hard to hold and try to use the stiffer bristles.

I bought one these brush about 6 years ago, it was durable. So, I decide to buy a new one since my brush was old. Worst $15 I ever spent. From day one as I use the brush on a lemon the bristles began falling out. The middle is developing a hole from the bristles falling. I would have returned it if it wasn't going to cost me more to bring to UPS than it would cost to just trash it.

I love the shape of this, but the wood on the brush split within two weeks.

Doesn't seem to be an easy way to air dry this because you can't hang it to dry.